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| 1988 |
Michael Kus establishes
company and begins trading on Essendon Airport. Total
employees – 3 Part time. |
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| 1990 |
Avionics 2000 establishes
Line Maintenance Service on Essendon Airport. This service
allows customers to taxi to our workshops and have repairs
carried out “while you wait”. Avionics 2000 purchases
assets of Pacific Aviation (Melbourne) Avionics
Laboratory. The equipment has been purchased to establish
Avionics 2000 as a Corporate Jet Avionics bench repair
facility. This action establishes Avionics 2000 as a
primary avionics facility in Melbourne. |
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| 1992 |
Avionics 2000 purchases
the assets of Pacific Aviation (Bankstown) Avionics
workshop. This purchase gives Avionics 2000 the necessary
tooling and equipment to line service a wide range of
General Aviation aircraft. Avionics 2000 is now firmly
established as one Australia’s leading Avionics company.
The Australian Civil Aviation Authority issues licences
for the bench repair and line servicing of all aircraft up
to large airline aircraft. Total employees–6 full time. |
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| 1994 |
Avionics 2000 establishes
Installation Centre. This development allows for the
manufacture of large looms for installations and a secure
aircraft disassembly area. Australian Civil Aviation
Safety Authority approve changes to Certificate of
Approval to reflect growing areas of expertise, namely the
inclusion of large airline class aircraft. The Directors
of Avionics 2000 liaise with the major avionics centres
located around Australia that results in the formation of
Avionics Network Australia. This network represents all
the independent avionics centres as one voice when making
representations to the Civil Aviation Safety Authority and
various avionics manufacturers. |
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| 1999 |
Avionics 2000 move into
Hangar 6 Essendon Airport. The large, modern facility
allows for an expansion to the workshops and provides a
large hangar for installation work. Avionics 2000 gains
approvals from Matsushita for line support on the
entertainment systems as fitted to B777 and B747 aircraft.
Total number of employees - 16 |
