Omni Aircraft maintenance launches parts distribution arm

Tulsa-based Omni Aircraft Maintenance has launched Omni Parts Solutions (OPS), a dedicated aircraft parts distribution business aimed at streamlining parts sourcing for owners, operators and maintenance teams.

The company has appointed industry veteran Joe Stanley as director of sales to lead the new venture.

Omni Aircraft Maintenance said the launch of OPS, as the division is being branded, comes in direct response to feedback from customers seeking a faster and more dependable parts sourcing experience.

Stanley brings more than three decades of aviation aftermarket experience to the role, joining from Elliott Aviation where he spent over 13 years, most recently serving as director of materials in Moline, Illinois. His background spans parts distribution, avionics sales and aircraft component leadership, giving OPS a commercially experienced hand to lead its growth from the outset.

OPS is built around a model emphasising speed and accountability, offering immediate response to parts inquiries, competitive relationship-based pricing across the broader Omni platform, strong inventory access and sourcing capabilities, and round-the-clock AOG support for aircraft on ground situations where time is most critical.

For Omni, the launch represents another step towards building a comprehensive, single-partner support platform.

“Our approach is simple, reduce friction for aircraft owners at every stage of ownership,” said CEO Michael Rodgers. “With the launch of OPS, customers now have access to maintenance, avionics, aircraft sales, and parts support through one trusted partner.”

The move adds parts distribution to an existing suite that already covers maintenance, avionics and aircraft sales, consolidating capabilities that operators have traditionally had to source across multiple providers.