High Performance Aviation Promotes Shana Bartell to Aircraft Sales Consultant

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High Performance Aviation Promotes Shana Bartell to Aircraft Sales Consultant

We are thrilled to share some exciting news from High Performance Aviation, LLC! Shana Bartell has been promoted from Aircraft Sales Associate to Aircraft Sales Consultant at our location at Conroe-North Houston Regional Airport. This well-deserved promotion reflects Shana's growing expertise and her dedication to providing exceptional service to our clients and partners.

In her new role, Shana will take on expanded responsibilities, leading the deal management process for aircraft sales, working directly with buyers and sellers to ensure seamless and successful transactions. Shana's deep understanding of the market, combined with her background as a pilot with maintenance experience and her passion for aviation, makes her an outstanding resource for anyone looking to buy or sell an aircraft.

Brandon Ray, CEO & President of High Performance Aviation, LLC, said,

"Shana has demonstrated exceptional dedication and talent, and we are confident that she will excel in her new role as Aircraft Sales Consultant. Her leadership in managing deals will be instrumental to our continued success."

To learn more about Shana and her journey in aviation, visit her bio here: Shana Bartell - HPA Sales Consultant.

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