Air San Luis is a private jet charter operator based in San Luis Obispo with a home base at KSBP. Operators fly under their own FAA Part 135 certificate and carry direct operational control of every flight.
In their words
Air San Luis is located on the beautiful Central Coast of California on the San Luis Obispo County Airport (McChesney Field) just a mile or so from downtown San Luis Obispo.
Owners Al and Criss Yecny, along with Air San Luis staff, have been serving General Aviation on the Central Coast for over twenty years.
"Outstanding Service and Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed".
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Safety data sourced from ARGUS · WYVERN · IS-BAO · NBAA
Al has been taking care of me and my aircraft for several years now, he is a highly skilled A&P who takes great pride in his work and it shows. Never one to push things you don't need, yet always firm about making sure you take care of the things you do need. I trust Al with my aircraft, and highly recommend him to others.
JW
5.0
Jay Ward · 7 years ago
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Al is the best Mechanic at KSBP San Luis Obispo! He has top quality parts readily available and jumped through hoops to have my plane ready to fly. I've a huge multitude of different planes at his shop including mine. I trust no one else with my bird. Thank you Al!
KF
5.0
Kobbe F · 9 years ago
Google
The best mechanic around, and pilots from around the country know it. Knowledgeable and honest. You just can't find another mechanic who understands the ins and outs of every aircraft of any vintage like Al.
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1.0
ÆRO ŠPECIALIST · 12 years ago
Google
I have been an aircraft mechanic for more than 15 years, and I would not recommend anyone fly the aircraft that come out of this place. They have very poor safety ethics. The take shortcuts whenever they can, and they don't care about the people who fly in the planes. I am likely going to report a few violations by them to the FAA this week. Ask to review their records, and then ask them to substantiate some of the work done it those records, and you will find they cannot account for some of the work. And the parts they have been putting on the planes are substandard. Ask them whether they mind you observing them for a few days, and you will see they don't want that kind of transparency.
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