Wells Aviation Services
Serving the Mid-Atlantic

Aviation services you can trust.

Wells Aviation Services provides careful, by-the-book maintenance for general aviation aircraft across the Mid-Atlantic, along with independent flight instruction and multi-engine piloting services. Every job is handled by an FAA-certificated A&P/IA mechanic and commercial pilot with CFI/CFII ratings.

FAA A&P/IA CertificatedAirframe and Powerplant with Inspection Authorization
Mid-AtlanticServing the Mid-Atlantic region
Fully DocumentedLogbook entries for all work
What we do

Maintenance services

Focused on general aviation aircraft. Not sure if your job fits? Reach out and ask.

01

Annual & 100-Hour Inspections

Annual inspections signed off by an Inspection Authorization (IA) holder, plus 100-hour inspections for aircraft used for hire or instruction, completed to the manufacturer's checklist and FAA requirements.

02

Routine Maintenance

Oil changes, filter service, spark plugs, lubrication, and the scheduled care that keeps your aircraft reliable.

03

Squawks & Repairs

Troubleshooting and repair of the discrepancies you write up, from minor fixes to component replacement.

04

Pre-Buy Evaluations

An independent look at an aircraft and its records before you buy, so you know what you are getting.

05

Records & Compliance

Logbook review, airworthiness directive research, and clear documentation of all work performed.

Flight services

Flight instruction & piloting

Instruction and pilot services from a commercial pilot and CFI/CFII.

01

Independent Flight Instruction

Single-engine instruction from a CFI/CFII: private and instrument training, flight reviews, instrument proficiency checks, and transition training in your own aircraft.

02

Multi-Engine Piloting Services

A commercial multi-engine pilot available to fly your aircraft, including ferry and repositioning flights, post-maintenance flights, and pilot support for owners.

About

Owner operated. Personally accountable.

Wells Aviation Services, LLC was founded by Brandon Wells, an FAA-certificated A&P/IA mechanic and commercial pilot (ASEL, AMEL) who also holds Flight Instructor (CFI) and Flight Instructor Instrument (CFII) ratings. He serves aircraft owners and pilots throughout the Mid-Atlantic.

When you call, you talk to the mechanic who will work on your aircraft. Every job is done carefully, explained plainly, and documented properly.

  • Direct communication with your mechanic
  • Clear estimates before work begins
  • Work performed to manufacturer and FAA standards
  • Complete logbook entries for every job
  • Honest recommendations, no upselling
Get in touch

Schedule service

Call or email to discuss your aircraft and schedule work. Please include:

  • Aircraft make, model, and tail number
  • Where the aircraft is based
  • The work you need or the problem you are seeing