Summit Group and Det’on Cho Corporation announce aviation partnership

Summit Aviation Press Release | June 17, 2014

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The Summit Aviation Group and Det’on Cho Corporation has announced that together they have formed Det’on Cho Summit Aviation LP, a new entity that will provide aviation services within the Yellowknives’ Dene First Nation territory. 
“Our partnership with Det’on Cho Corporation will allow us to extend our services and further contribute to the economic prosperity of the region,” said Summit president Rob Mauracher. “Along with the opportunity for Det’on Cho to have an equity stake in the new venture, employment opportunities will be available to Yellowknives’ Dene First Nation members.” 
Summit is part of the Ledcor Group of Companies and operates a fleet of helicopters and fixed wing aircraft based in Northwest Territories, British Columbia and Alberta. With a fleet of 28 aircraft, Summit specializes in developing tailor-made aviation solutions for its clients. 
“This new company is the next logical step in our longstanding relationship with Summit Air,” commented Roy Erasmus Jr., president and CEO of Det’on Cho Corporation. “Not only is this an opportunity to officially enter the aviation market, it’s a chance to work side by side with a company that is as dedicated to innovation and quality as we are.” 
“We are proud to join a like-minded company that values quality service as well as supporting the local community,” added Paul McElligott, president of Ledcor Resources and Transportation, Summit’s parent company. “Det’on Cho has a long history of business success in the region, and combining that with Summit’s aviation expertise will create a strong partnership.” 

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