About The Owner...
James Watson - A&P/IA
James Watson founded Watson Aero in early 2015, with the intentions of bringing a full-time engine overhaul/heavy maintenance facility to the airport (2J3) of his home town of Louisville, Georgia. James got his start in aviation in high school as a loader for the local cropdusting business, mixing chemicals for the spray rigs and fueling the aircraft. It wasn't long before James caught the aviation bug and obtained a job building Van's RV's at a Van's builder-assist center, performing engine overhauls for the engines that were to be installed on the new RV's. Before starting Watson Aero, James spent several years serving as lead A&P mechanic at Cirrus Service Centers, performing troubleshooting, repair and heavy engine maintenance on Cirrus Aircraft. Watson Aero still specializes in the maintenance and repair of Cirrus Aircraft today!
James has been involved in the overhaul of aircraft engines for the better part of 10 years, and holds factory maintenance certifications from Lycoming Engines and Continental Motors.
James Watson founded Watson Aero in early 2015, with the intentions of bringing a full-time engine overhaul/heavy maintenance facility to the airport (2J3) of his home town of Louisville, Georgia. James got his start in aviation in high school as a loader for the local cropdusting business, mixing chemicals for the spray rigs and fueling the aircraft. It wasn't long before James caught the aviation bug and obtained a job building Van's RV's at a Van's builder-assist center, performing engine overhauls for the engines that were to be installed on the new RV's. Before starting Watson Aero, James spent several years serving as lead A&P mechanic at Cirrus Service Centers, performing troubleshooting, repair and heavy engine maintenance on Cirrus Aircraft. Watson Aero still specializes in the maintenance and repair of Cirrus Aircraft today!
James has been involved in the overhaul of aircraft engines for the better part of 10 years, and holds factory maintenance certifications from Lycoming Engines and Continental Motors.
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Aerial of Louisville Municipal Airport.
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