From the shop floor to the global aviation community. The latest from Infinity Air and Allflight.
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Dreams Take Flight Montreal 2026 More Than a Golf Tournament
The Dreams Take Flight Montreal 2026 golf tournament brings the aviation community together to help send children facing physical, mental, and social challenges on an unforgettable trip to Disney World—at no cost to their families. Through the generosity of sponsors, volunteers, and participants, a day on the course creates memories that last a lifetime.
Allflight Corp Accelerates Growth with Major Facility Expansion
Allflight Corp. is expanding its Kent, Washington campus by 50 percent to 120,000 square feet, increasing warehouse and operational capacity to support customers worldwide. The expansion enables greater inventory capacity, streamlined logistics, and faster service, reinforcing Allflight’s commitment to reducing downtime and keeping fleets mission-ready.
Allflight Earns Transport Canada Civil Aviation AMO Certification
Allflight Corporation has earned Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCCA) Approved Maintenance Organization certification, expanding its ability to provide MRO services for Canadian-registered aircraft and components. The approval joins its FAA, EASA, and UK CAA certifications, reinforcing Allflight’s commitment to safety, quality, and reliability across global aviation markets.
Allflight Advances Through 2025 with Boeing Approval, ITAR Registration, and Back-to-Back Industry Recognition
Allflight Corporation marked major milestones in 2025, earning Boeing approval as an FAA Part-145 MRO supplier, a second consecutive Top Shop Award, and ITAR registration. These achievements reinforce Allflight’s technical expertise and service quality while expanding its opportunities in commercial and defense aviation.
Accessing Brazil's Aviation Industry with the U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Infinity Air COO Reynaldo Roche shared the company’s experience in Brazil’s aviation market at a May 2024 workshop hosted by the U.S. Commercial Service and trade partners. Highlighting successes, lessons learned, and support from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Roche underscored the opportunities for Southern California aviation companies to expand internationally.