Maintenance & Service - Sweet Aviation

Why choose Sweet Aviation for your aircraft service?

At Sweet Aviation, our philosophy of doing the right thing means no job is complete until you are 100% satisfied. Before we even begin working on your aircraft, we want to understand your aviation goals and needs so that we can best serve you. Then, we’ll offer fair pricing on quality repairs that are done in a timely fashion, and we’ll aim to exceed your expectations in every aspect of your service needs.

As the only Cirrus Authorized Service Center in Northeast Indiana, our factory-trained technicians know your aircraft inside and out. They are meticulous and transparent — triple-checking every detail and keeping you informed throughout the maintenance process to ensure you get back into the air safely and conveniently.

Services:

Cirrus Experts – Factory-Trained and Cirrus-Authorized
Annual Inspections
Pre-purchase Inspections
Personalized Maintenance Tracking
Propeller Balance
Oxygen Bottle Refills
Interior & Exterior Detailing

Ready to Schedule Your Service?

Call us at (260) 267-5505 to make an appointment.

Meet Our Maintenance Team

Sean Barr

Director of Maintenance (FWA)

Originally from Detroit, Michigan, Sean graduated with honors from the US Air Force Academy with a bachelor’s in political science and a German language minor. He went on to serve eleven years on active duty as an Air Force Special Operations Pilot, logging over 2,100 hours of flight time including 1,000 hours of combat over Iraq and Afghanistan. For his accomplishments Sean was awarded a Bronze Star and eleven Air Medals.

In addition to aircraft, Sean is also passionate about his faith and earned his master’s in Theological Studies from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary while attending A&P school.

Sean enjoys spending time with his four daughters, as well as camping, traveling, and hunting.

Clayton Omelian

Assistant Director of Maintenance

I’ve been married for 13 years with five kids. My path to aviation began more than a decade ago in efforts to provide a better life and future for my family. After spending the first couple of years in general aviation for a small private company, I moved on to the airlines where I would spend the next seven years with SkyWest Airlines. I began as a mechanic, then spent about four years in avionics, and finished my SkyWest career as a night shift maintenance supervisor. Eventually, I returned to the general aviation world to leave the first shift life, spend more time with the family, and work closer to home. Since then, I have earned my Inspection Authorization which opened the door to better opportunities leading me to Sweet Aviation. I am excited to see where my career leads within the company.