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Air Andrew Ltd.

Virden, Manitoba, CanadaPrivate

Air Andrew is a family-owned and operated aviation organization based in Virden, Manitoba, offering flight services and maintenance.

  • Family owned and operated aviation organization
  • Located at 156 Tiger Moth Road, Virden, MB
  • Operates out of R.J. (Bob) Andrew Field Regional Airport
  • Originally a corporate flight department
  • Donated $2.J. (Bob) Andrew Field Regional Aerodrome upgrade
  • Donated $200,000 to Moosomin Airport Expansion

About

Air Andrew is a private, family owned and operated aviation organization located in Virden, Manitoba. The company describes itself as southwestern Manitoba and southeastern Saskatchewan's premier aviation provider. Its stated foundation is hard work and a passion for aviation. Scott Andrew is listed as a co-founder, and Brock Andrew is listed as a founder.

History

Air Andrew was originally a corporate flight department. It is now a full service aviation organization providing a suite of services to flyers in Westman and Canada. The Andrew family has been involved with Moosomin since 1995.

Services and Facilities

Air Andrew provides single and twin engine charters, jet charters, aerial application, flight training, and sightseeing. It also offers aviation and avionics maintenance, structural repair, and avionics installation. The company has a full service maintenance facility, with a primary maintenance facility in Virden, MB, and includes sheet metal equipment and an aircraft fleet.

Community Support

Air Andrew donated $2.J. (Bob) Andrew Field Regional Aerodrome upgrade project. It also donated $200,000 to the Moosomin Airport Expansion.

Founded
Not yet verified
Type
Private
Courses
10
Total intake
Not yet verified
Address156 Tiger Moth Road, Virden, MB, R0M 2C0
HousingNot available
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Courses offered
10
Avg career outcomes
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Total intake
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Housing
No
Data last verified October 2026 · compiled from official sources