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Airframes Alaska Purchases Alaska Tent and Tarp

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Northwest Arkansas
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Airframes Alaska Purchases Alaska Tent and Tarp
October 15, 2018

Chugiak, Alaska - Airframes Alaska LLC proudly announces the acquisition of Alaska Tent and Tarp, Inc., creator of the famed Arctic Oven Tent and many other arctic-grade fabric products. Airframes will maintain both a Fairbanks and Anchorage facility to manufacture the existing specialized textile product lines and plans to add more aviation and backcountry products.

“We’ve been seeking ways to bring innovative products to the aviation industry in Alaska and beyond for several years,” says Heather Montgomery, Airframes Alaska CEO. “We have several products under development that make this merger a perfect fit with our long-term vision. Our goal is to more completely outfit our customers who work, live and recreate in the backcountry, in their Life Beyond Runways. And most importantly, most everything will be made in Alaska.”

“Alaska Tent & Tarp has been a local, family-owned textile outfitter for over sixty years with a rich history,” says Jim Haselberger, owner of Alaska Tent and Tarp. “As a bush pilot with a Cessna 180, and an avid outdoorsman, I am excited to see the direction that Airframes will take the Arctic Oven and our commercial product lines.”

For more information, please call Cory Kittle at Airframes Alaska at (907)331-4484, Cory@AirframesAlaska.com or visit www.AirframesAlaska.com.

Airframes Alaska LLC is an aviation fabrication and FAA/PMA certified parts manufacturer of Alaskan Bushwheels, tailwheels, and many other essential and innovative parts that support bush flying around the world. Other recent acquisitions include Reeve Air Motive, and Performance STOL flaps.

Proudly Made in Alaska
 
Tent and Tarp has indeed been a long time manufacturer of great gear. Congratulations to Airframes for their acquisition of the company, and good luck to Jim in his future endeavors. Great folks in both companies.

MTV
 
Hopefully they can resurrect the aircraft covers side of the business. They were putting out some pretty cheap junk...
 
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