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Postby GraemeSmith » Fri May 29, 2020 5:06 am

[quote="MGL Email"]Expanded North American Sales/Support


We hope you are staying safe during this unprecedented time in our collective health.

MGL Avionics is expanding to better serve our customers and to promote the MGL Avionics brand to greater heights in North America!

To that end... MGL Avionics (US) is excited to announce the appointment of Michigan Avionics as Exclusive North American Sales and Support for the extensive MGL Avionics product line.

MGL Avionics (US) will maintain Distribution and Repair facilities in California as well as Support for the many customers we have worked with over the years. Effective 6/1/2020 all new orders will be handled by Michigan Avionics.

Said Matt Liknaitzky, CEO of MGL Avionics (US), “For almost 20 years we have promoted and supported the MGL Avionics brand in North America. The relationships we have built over the decades with our customers are extremely important to us, and it gives us great joy to know that we will be supporting our customers more ably with the assistance of Steve and Adam of Michigan Avionics. We are excited to help push MGL Avionics to the next level in North America.”

Steve and Adam O’Connor are an expert father/son team with deep experience and knowledge in selling, installing, wiring and supporting MGL Avionics (and other brand) products.




Adam and Steve O'Connor of Michigan Avionics

Said Steve O’Connor, Co-Owner of Michigan Avionics, “Having worked with Matt and the crew for a few years as Midwest Panel Builders bringing great avionics packages to airplane owners, and with the great relationships we have built with them, it only seemed natural to partner with Matt and MGL Avionics to help bring the product and support to the next level and modernize the customer experience. We are excited for the future of Michigan Avionics and MGL Avionics as Adam, myself and the whole crew forge our way forward in this new partnership”.

What does this mean to existing Customers?

• Same great products and same great prices
• New orders are made through Michigan Avionics / Other resellers
• Improved service and support via Michigan Avionics
• Continued access to MGL Avionics (US) when required (full warranties honored)
• Look for exciting new support materials from Michigan Avionics!

Please look for communications from Michigan Avionics and visit their web site at www.michiganavionics.com

For Ordering and Support from June 1, 2020:

Brand, Part Numbers and Prices remain the same, but the VENDOR to order from is:

Michigan Avionics, LLC
1232 Roods Lake Rd, Hangar 47
Lapeer, MI 48446

orders@michiganavionics.com

810-356-9855

Best

Matt @ MGL Avionics USA{/quote]
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Re: MGL Avionics

Postby GraemeSmith » Wed Jun 03, 2020 4:02 pm

Hello From Michigan Avionics!

First of all, we hope everyone is staying safe and healthy!


We wanted to reach out and say hello to all of our valued MGL customers and let you know how we got here, how things stand and what we are trying to bring to the mix.


As many of you are aware, there will be some changes to the operation of MGL Avionics USA. There was a press release last week stating that Michigan Avionics will be taking on Sales and Support for North America and there has been a little confusion about what this means to the customers of MGL Avionics so we would like to help clear things up a little.

First, a little background on us - Michigan Avionics. We have been dealing with Matt Liknaitzky for several years building panels and harnesses for the Sling lineup of aircraft as Midwest Panel Builders. Midwest Panel Builders is an Garmin Experimental dealership and we have been bringing sales and support to builders around the world.

In an effort to expand MGL Avionics in the North American market, and with the extreme growth of the Sling aircraft and Sling Pilot Academy, Matt recognized the need for extra support of the product and called on us to partner with him to move this plan forward and Michigan Avionics was born.

The structure of MGL Avionics USA is as follows -
MGL Avionics USA is still owned and operated by Matt Liknaitzky and Rainbow Aircraft INC, and they will be handling the importing of all MGL avionics products for Michigan Avionics as well as handling warranty and repairs. MGL Avionics USA will also be involved in the ticket support system to help handle support issues.

Michigan Avionics will be handling all sales and front line support. We will be the first point of contact for support and escalate to MGL Avionics USA and the Factory as needed. All Warranty and repair work will start as a ticket through our ticket system and then be escalated to MGL Avionics USA.

We believe this new partnership will be very beneficial for our customers and will help streamline the ordering and support processes and we are very much looking forward to helping all of you now and in the future. We know there may be a few bumps during this transition and we apologize in advance. Look for us at the future shows working alongside Matt and MGL Avionics!

One last note:
As well all know, the Corona Virus has caused many delays in the shipment of products. This causes not only a problem in getting the products from MGL but even MGL is facing issues getting components to build products. While this is causing the delay of some of the products, MGL is up to capacity and working very hard to fulfill the backorders that are currently outstanding. The understanding of those waiting has been incredible and we thank you!

Our website is open for ordering and we will fill orders as we receive the products, some items are abut 4-6 weeks out and we expect to be running full steam within 12 weeks. Be sure to visit the Michigan Avionics Website.


Thank You For Your Time
Your Michigan Avionics Team!
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