About Ryno Aerial Services
Meet Your Mechanic
I am an FAA-certified A&P mechanic with Inspection Authorization, dedicated to keeping general aviation safe and accessible through quality mobile maintenance.
A Passion for Aviation
My love for aviation started in childhood, watching planes at the local airport. What began as a fascination became a career when I earned my A&P license in 2008. After years working at fixed-base operations and maintenance shops, I started Ryno Aerial Services to offer something different: personalized, mobile service that puts the aircraft owner first.
I believe aircraft maintenance should be straightforward and stress-free. When you work with me, you get honest assessments, fair pricing, and work done right. No upselling, no surprises, just quality maintenance from someone who genuinely cares about keeping you safe in the air.
When I am not working on aircraft, you might find me flying my own Cherokee or helping out at local fly-ins. I am part of this community, not just a service provider.
15+
Years in Aviation
Started working on aircraft in 2008
500+
Aircraft Serviced
From Cessnas to Bonanzas and everything in between
8
Years Mobile Service
Bringing quality maintenance to your hangar since 2017
Our Values
What I Stand For
These principles guide every interaction and every job I take on.
Quality Workmanship
Every job is done right the first time. I take pride in thorough, meticulous work that meets or exceeds industry standards.
Clear Communication
You will always know what is happening with your aircraft. I explain findings, options, and costs clearly before any work begins.
Minimized Downtime
Your aircraft sitting on the ground costs you money and missed flying opportunities. I work efficiently to return you to service quickly.
Personal Service
As a solo operator, you work directly with me on every job. No handoffs, no miscommunication, just straightforward service.
Credentials
Training & Certification
Maintaining aircraft safely requires continuous learning. I hold all required FAA certifications and regularly pursue additional training to stay current with evolving technology and best practices.
The Inspection Authorization (IA) allows me to perform and sign off on annual inspections, major repairs, and major alterations. This is the highest level of certification for a general aviation mechanic.
FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Certificate
FAA Inspection Authorization (IA)
Factory Training: Continental and Lycoming Engines
Avionics Systems Training
Composite Repair Certification
Fully Insured and Bonded
Experience With
Aircraft Types
Over 15 years, I have worked on a wide variety of general aviation aircraft. While I am experienced with most common types, I am always happy to discuss your specific aircraft before scheduling service.
Single Engine
Cessna, Piper, Beechcraft, Mooney, and more
Multi Engine
Light twins including Piper and Beechcraft
Experimental
RV series, homebuilts, and kit aircraft
Light Sport
LSA and sport aircraft maintenance
Ready to Work Together?
I look forward to meeting you and your aircraft. Reach out to discuss your maintenance needs or schedule your first service.