December 19, 2006

Sabreliner Names Tracy Ogle to New
Helicopter Support Role

Sabreliner Corp. has named Tracy L. Ogle to the new position of rotary wing program manager, as the company expands beyond its historical focus on maintenance, modification, component overhaul and engine support for fixed-wing aircraft. Sabreliner has strategically entered the arena of helicopter support and is actively pursuing additional contracts for modifications, completions and parts manufacturing.

Until recently, Ogle was program manager for the Army’s elite VH-60 Black Hawk fleet that provides direct support to the White House, Congress, the Secretary of Defense, the Secretary of the Army and other senior military officials in metropolitan Washington, D.C.

“We became familiar with Tracy as we upgraded navigation systems and interiors on VH-60s in recent months. We recognized his skill and abilities to help expand our efforts in the helicopter arena,” said Ron Herman, senior vice president, operations for Sabreliner.

Prior to his work with the VH-60 fleet, Ogle served in the United States Army, where he managed a fleet of Gulfstream and Citation aircraft. In that role he oversaw the complete interior overhaul for three aircraft and two complete depot maintenance and repairs for two others at Sabreliner’s former subsidiary Midcoast Aviation. He also was responsible for the purchase by the Army of two new aircraft, a Gulfstream V and a Gulfstream 550.

Ogle holds an Airframe and Powerplant license, and is a retired master sergeant from the Army.
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