Commander 112/114 specialists
Hands-on maintenance, inspection, troubleshooting, repair, and upgrade support for the Commander platform.
Circle C Aviation Services LLC · Rusk County Airport (KRFI)
Commander 112/114 maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting, and upgrades—plus practical support for piston-powered aircraft throughout East Texas and beyond.
Commander 112/114 specialists
Annual & 100-hour inspections
Maintenance & repair
Henderson, Texas
What we do
Hands-on maintenance, inspection, troubleshooting, repair, and upgrade support for the Commander platform.
A thorough airworthiness-focused look at the condition of your aircraft—not just a checklist.
Scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, airframe work, systems repair, and practical troubleshooting.
Mechanical, maintenance, records, and airworthiness perspective before you complete a purchase.
Instrument, engine-monitor, electrical, panel, and STC upgrade coordination.
We work to understand why a discrepancy occurred before deciding how to correct it.
Commander 112/114
Commander 112/114 aircraft have unique systems, maintenance requirements, aging-aircraft concerns, and parts challenges. Circle C brings real-world, hands-on experience with the platform and the attention these aircraft require.
From annual inspections and landing gear troubleshooting to difficult discrepancies, aging-aircraft issues, repairs, and upgrades, we understand the systems and maintenance considerations that make these aircraft unique.
Schedule Commander serviceCommander capabilities
Annual inspections, airframe evaluation, logbook research, AD and Service Bulletin review.
Hydraulic gear systems, pumps, actuators, switches, rigging, doors, and associated components.
Electrical and engine troubleshooting, fuel systems, structural work, avionics, panels, and STC installs.
Aging aircraft expertise
Properly maintaining a 40- or 50-year-old airplane means understanding its history as well as its current condition. We look for developing problems, previous repairs, deferred maintenance, and the details that affect airworthiness and reliability.
Airframe condition, corrosion, previous structural repairs, and alterations.
Aging wiring, electrical components, hoses, hydraulics, landing gear, and engine accessories.
Aircraft records, parts availability, older installations, and recurring discrepancies.
Find developing problems early. Understand why they are occurring. Make practical maintenance decisions before small discrepancies become expensive repairs or failures.
Maintenance services
Airworthiness inspections, AD and Service Bulletin research, records review, and clear discrepancy documentation.
Scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, airframe work, Continental and Lycoming support, and systems repair.
Engine, fuel, ignition, electrical, landing gear, and flight-control troubleshooting focused on the underlying cause.
Avionics, engine monitors, instrument panels, electrical upgrades, STC installations, and modifications.
A mechanical, maintenance, records, and airworthiness perspective to help buyers understand an aircraft before purchase.
Commander-focused evaluation of records, gear and hydraulic systems, structure, corrosion, repairs, and overall condition.
Engine expertise
Circle C brings practical, hands-on experience with Lycoming and Continental piston engines—from routine maintenance and troubleshooting to the systems that support dependable performance. We understand the added considerations of turbocharged installations, modern electronic ignition systems, engine monitoring, fuel and induction systems, fuel-system setup procedures, and the electrical work that ties them together.
Maintenance, inspection, troubleshooting, and owner-focused support for the engines that power much of general aviation.
Attention to induction, exhaust, wastegate, controller, oil, cooling, and related system considerations.
Support for electronic ignition, engine-monitor installations, wiring, sensor integration, and practical diagnostics.
Fuel-system inspection, troubleshooting, component setup, and practical procedures for dependable fuel delivery.
Dynon dealer
Circle C Aviation Services is a Dynon dealer, supporting modern flight-deck upgrades that fit the aircraft, the mission, and the owner’s maintenance plan. From display and engine-monitor installations to panel and electrical-system work, we coordinate the details that make an upgrade practical.
Flight display and engine-monitor installations
Instrument panel, wiring, and electrical-system upgrade coordination
Upgrade support for Commander 112/114 and other piston aircraft
Aircraft we work with
Commander 112/114 aircraft are our specialty, while our work remains centered on piston-powered general aviation aircraft.
Contact us to discuss your needs
About Circle C
Circle C Aviation Services LLC is an independent general aviation maintenance company based at Rusk County Airport (KRFI) in Henderson, Texas.
Owned and operated by Adam Clark, Owner / Director of Maintenance and A&P / Inspection Authorization (IA), the shop focuses on practical troubleshooting, careful maintenance decisions, airworthiness, and reliability.
We serve aircraft owners who value hands-on work, clear communication, and a maintenance plan that makes sense for the airplane and the mission.
Adam Clark · Owner / Director of Maintenance · A&P / IA
Why Circle C
Aircraft inspections and maintenance overseen by certificated personnel.
Specialized hands-on experience with the Commander 112/114 platform.
Our work centers around piston-powered general aviation aircraft.
We focus on identifying the underlying cause—not simply replacing parts.
Careful evaluation of maintenance history, repairs, alterations, systems, structure, and records.
Owners can communicate directly with the people responsible for maintaining their aircraft.
Schedule service
Call, email, or send a maintenance request with your aircraft details and the work you need. We will help you plan the next step.
Hangar 1, Rusk County Airport, 3500 CR 416A, Henderson, Texas 75652
Rusk County Airport (KRFI) · Henderson, Texas
Monday–Friday · 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Include your aircraft make and model, N-number, requested service, and a description of the discrepancy or work you need.