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Omni Aircraft Maintenance Expands at Tulsa International Airport

Omni Aircraft Maintenance Expands at Tulsa International Airport

Luke Reynolds by Luke Reynolds
January 23, 2026
in Aerospace, News
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TULSA (OBV) — Oklahoma-based Omni Aircraft Maintenance has expanded its operations at Tulsa International Airport with the lease of a new 40,000-square-foot hangar from Atlantic Aviation, more than doubling its available hangar space, according to reporting by Aviation International News.

The expansion comes amid rising demand for Omni’s maintenance and avionics services and positions the company to support larger aircraft and fleet operators.

The lease also includes an additional 18,000 square feet of office and customer workspace, while Omni’s ramp space has more than tripled in size to improve aircraft input, return-to-service, and towing operations.

“This expansion reflects customers choosing Omni because they want clarity and accountability, not surprises,” said Tim Lockerby, Omni’s director of sales. “The additional capacity allows us to grow responsibly while staying true to how we operate.”

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