Aircraft Service Center, Inc. dba Aircraft Service Center SD

Aircraft of Historical Significance for 2025
Beginning January 2025 Every second Wednesday from 0800-1500, Aircraft Service Center SD will host and display aircraft of historical significance here on Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport.
If you are an individual, school teacher, youth group leader or other group and are interested in general aviation aircraft please give us a call at 858 263-5566 (C) or email [email protected]
The aircraft being displayed are in the "Sleepy Hollow" area of Executive Airpark. Aircraft are in the area but are in different hangars in a short walking radius.
Some of these aircraft are being restored and some are in service.
1973 Cessna 150L N10089
1946 Cessna 120 N1825N
1953 Cessna 170 N3159A
1966 Cessna 180H N14PL
1968 Cessna 150 N50310
1957 Cessna 172 N8612B
1966 Beechcraft V35 N2049W

We may have other aircraft who's owners are interested in sharing with you - we will add to the list as more in our community are prepared to join the display day.
Please message us via FB or using the contact information so we do not miss you on our scheduled display days. NOTE: The airport is a secure area so we will need to know you are coming.

Aircraft of Historical Significance for 2024
Beginning February 2024 Every second Wednesday from 0800-1500, Aircraft Service Center SD will host and display aircraft of historical significance here on Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport.
If you are an individual, school teacher, youth group leader or other group and are interested in general aviation aircraft please give us a call at 858 263-5566 (C) or email [email protected].
The aircraft being displayed are in the "Sleepy Hollow" area of Executive Airpark. Aircraft are in the area but are in different hangars in a short walking radius.
Some of these aircraft are being restored and some are in service.
1973 Cessna 150L N10089
1946 Cessna 120 N1825N
1953 Cessna 170 N3159A
1966 Cessna 180H N14PL
1968 Cessna 150 N50310
1957 Cessna 172 N8612B
1966 Beechcraft V35 N2049W

We may have other aircraft who's owners are interested in sharing with you - we will add to the list as more in our community are prepared to join the display day.
Please message us via FB or using the contact information so we do not miss you on our scheduled display days. NOTE: The airport is a secure area so we will need to know you are coming.

Aircraft of Historical Significance 2023

Beginning February 2023 Every second Wednesday from 0800-1500, Aircraft Service Center SD will host and display aircraft of historical significance here on Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport.

If you are an individual, school teacher, youth group leader or other group and are interested in general aviation aircraft please give us a call at 858 263-5566 (C) or email [email protected].

The aircraft being displayed are in the "Sleepy Hollow" area of Executive Airpark. Aircraft are in the area but are in different hangars in a short walking radius.

Some of these aircraft are being restored and some are in service.

1973 Cessna 150L N10089
1966 Cessna 180H N14PL
1946 Cessna 120 N1825N
1953 Cessna 170 N159A
1968 Cessna 150 N50310
1957 Cessna 172 N8612B
1966 Beech Bonanza V35 N2049W
1979 Piper Dakota N2147D

We may have other aircraft who's owners are interested in sharing with you - we will add to the list as more in our community are prepared to join the display day.

Please message us via FB or using the contact information so we do not miss you on our scheduled display days. The airport is a secure area so we will need to know you are coming.

American Bonanza Society Service Clinic -
Special Thanks to our friends with ABS Bob and Hazel Ripley.
James Foster with Continental AeroSpace Technologies.
James Buck with Aspen Avionics.

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Happy Friday!

Grumman, Mooney, Flight Design, Icon, Piper, Diamond and Beechcraft. What do they all have in common? They are here being serviced at Gibbs! What a line up all in one day! Who’s next?!