Tenant Spotlight: Tulip City Air Repair

West Michigan Regional Airport is proud to share our facilities with Tulip City Air Repair, an aircraft maintenance service provider founded by pilot Ben Fogg. Fogg has been involved at West Michigan Regional Airport for many years. He started Tulip City Air Repair to fill a gap in aviation maintenance available in West Michigan.

Tulip City Air Repair provides a variety of services for all types of aircraft to ensure pilots can fly safely and confidently. Their talented and experienced team can handle any maintenance issue that comes their way. They specialize in routine maintenance like annual and progressive inspections as well as emergency repairs.  

Having them located on-site at West Michigan Regional Airport has been a game changer. “If we have a problem, Tulip City Air Repair is here on the field for us,” says local pilot Bob Sprik. “They’re able to come right away and get it taken care of so we can keep our schedule.” 

Their quick response time and trustworthy service make Tulip City Air Repair a valuable addition to WMRA’s facilities. 

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