In the picturesque city of Geneva, a remarkable story of aviation innovation has been taking shape since 1984. Gary Hasson, the visionary founder of Geneva Aviation, embarked on a journey that seamlessly blended his fascination with helicopters and his deep passion for engineering. Geneva Aviation’s first foray into the world of aviation centered around the AS350 series Astar helicopters, focusing on sales and leases. As a keen engineer, Gary quickly recognized the potential for enhancement in the Astar series. With a relentless pursuit of innovation, he started designing a range of products tailored specifically for the Astar. In a span of just fifteen years, Geneva Aviation has created a portfolio of over 30 STC'd Astar products. These innovations include high-back pilot seats, two-place front seats, lead-acid battery conversion kits, transmission cowlings, rear seat shoulder harness kits, advanced video systems, and more. All these innovations are not only FAA approved but also meticulously designed to enhance aircraft durability, safety, and cost-effectiveness. Geneva Aviation proudly holds the designation of a certificated FAA Repair Station (No: XGIR979K). This certification, coupled with its status as an authorized Eurocopter Service Center, allows Geneva Aviation to provide a wide array of services, ranging from BA conversions and G-Inspections to major airframe repairs. A distinguishing aspect of Geneva Aviation’s work is its dedication to refurbishing used Astars, transforming them into aircraft comparable to new by incorporating zero-time components. Every Geneva product and workmanship is backed by a one-year warranty, ensuring both performance and reliability. Furthermore, as a Bendix King (now Honeywell) Avionics Completion Center, Geneva Aviation offers comprehensive avionics services, further cementing its role as a trailblazer in aviation innovation and service excellence. Geneva Aviation is not just another aerospace company; it’s a testament to what can be achieved when a passion for engineering and a love for aviation are seamlessly combined.