Pro Star Aviation recently celebrated that AMT Glenn Robbins has been honored with the Charles Taylor Master Mechanic Award.

By recognizing Robbins with this award, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) celebrates his 50 years of dedication to aviation maintenance—with 17 at Pro Star Aviation.

Having earned his Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certificate from East Coast Aero Tech in 1981, Robbins has extensive expertise in aircraft maintenance, including:

• Hydraulic Structural Technician for the U.S. Navy
• Scheduled and Line Maintenance & Lead Technician for U.S. Airways
• Safety Committee Member at U.S. Airways
• Director of Maintenance at Great Bay Aviation
• Aviation Technician for Pro Star Aviation

Throughout his aviation maintenance career, Robbins has worked on business and commercial aircraft, such as:

• Douglas DC-3 
• Boeing 737
• Boeing 757
• Airbus A320 family 
• Bombardier Challenger

In recognizing Robbins’s 50 years of aviation maintenance experience, the Charles Taylor Master Mechanic Award highlights his invaluable qualities, like:

• Technical expertise
• Commitment to safety
• Dedication to aviation

Director of Sales and Marketing at Pro Star Aviation Jeff Shaw said, “Receiving the Charles Taylor Master Mechanic Award is an incredible accomplishment, and it reflects the tireless dedication Glenn has shown throughout his career.”

Shaw added, “We are proud to have had Glenn as part of the Pro Star team for the past 17 years and grateful for the knowledge and experience he brought to our organization and our customers.”