Aero-Nasch and JetBrella (Booth 1887) are at NBAA to show customers how to protect their aircraft more effectively. Aero-Nasch installs seat covers and carpets, while JetBrella takes care of jet engines when aircraft are on the ground. William Onasch, president of both companies says: “NBAA is an ideal opportunity to meet and support all our customers large as well as small.”
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Source: Flight Daily News
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