June 16, 2021
Take a walk around Metro Aviation headquarters in Shreveport, Louisiana, and you’ll notice a common theme – loyalty and longevity. Many Metro employees have been with the company for at least a decade or more, with several boasting 15, 20, or 25 years with the Metro Family.
“We say Metro family a lot, and we truly mean it,” said Metro COO Kenny Morrow. “We have worked hard to provide a salary and benefits package that I believe demonstrates our commitment to our employees and their families. We value every single one of our 1,000 family members, from painters to pilots.”
Metro most recently celebrated the retirement of Mike Evans, a sheet metal technician with Metro for twenty years. Metro Managing Director Milton Geltz presented him with a commemorative wrench fabricated in Metro’s machine shop.
The Metro Aviation family is constantly growing. Click here for openings.
Stay Updated with Metro
Metro Aviation Orders BETA Technologies’ eVTOL for Medical Transport
Metro Aviation Orders BETA Technologies’ eVTOL for Medical Transport November 4, 2024 Metro has placed a deposit-backed order for up to 20 A250 aircraft, with plans to integrate the airframe into its existing fleet. Metro Aviation, the world’s largest family-owned,...
Metro Aviation attends AMTC in Salt Lake City
Metro Aviation attends AMTC in Salt Lake City November 3, 2024 Metro Aviation, a leader in air medical transport solutions, is back on the show floor at the Air Medical Transport Conference (AMTC), taking place this week. The company is proud to display two EC145...
Metro Welcomes New Director of Safety
Metro announces new director of safety October 15, 2024 Metro Aviation has appointed Brady Carpenter as Director of Safety. Brady joined Metro Aviation in 2016 as an Operational Control Specialist before joining the Safety Department as the Flight Operations Quality...
Download Brochure
Metro Aviation is constantly growing our capabilities and expanding our reach. Metro holds more than 30 Supplemental Type Certificates (STC) and completes about 35 aircraft each year for U.S. customers and global clients.
