

With our new 10,000 square foot facility in Lufkin (KLFK) and our expanded facility covering 8,000 square feet in Nacogdoches (KOCH), our team is ready to serve you. HCH Aviation Services is taking our “Customer-First” approach with our owner flown customers to a broader network of professional aircraft owners and fleet managers. Enabled by Nick Neidert and our team, we bring years of professional experience in servicing King Airs and other large aircraft. We believe in providing expert, transparent, and efficient service where we will earn our customer’s confidence and trust for as long they need our services. At HCH Aviation Services, we don’t just maintain aircraft – we are here to uphold a legacy of excellence.

Justin is a retired Marine Aviator of 20 years and an entrepreneur meshing his professional business education with his passion for aviation. In addition to aviation experience across the world from Afghanistan to San Diego across 15 different airframes, Justin held several key maintenance officer positions for much of his Marine Corps flying career before he began managing logistics and aviation businesses. Justin’s guidance ensures integrity and ownership of our work will remain at the forefront of every decision we make.


Kristen’s high standards for excellence show through in each of her successful ventures from aviation to the real estate industry. Kristen’s focus on the details ensures our customers have a first-class experience at each contact with the HCH Aviation Services team. Through her leadership, HCH Aviation Services will continue to evolve so that we deliver “Best in Class” service to everyone who trusts us with their aircraft.


Nick is an owner and serves as Director of Maintenance at HCH Aviation Services. He’s an A&P/IA of almost a decade who brings a breadth of experience across Part 91, 135, and 145 operations on large turbine aircraft and multiple single-engine GA aircraft with troubleshooting depth in electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic systems. Nick leads the team of A&P technicians ready to serve your aviation maintenance needs. A private and glider pilot himself, he understands the flight line from both sides of the hangar door.

On March 3, 2025, prior to officially opening its doors for business, HCH Aviation Services opened it’s 43,000 pound
hangar door to shelter and repair an unexpected customer. The night prior an Embraer Phenom 300, N301AS, experienced a dual generator failure at FL430 and made an emergency landing at the Angelina County airport. Ready to offer a helping hand, HCH Aviation Services’ Director of Maintenance, Jeff Shives, coordinated with the airport staff and helped moved the jet, after replacing it’s blown tires, to the HCH Aviation Services hangar where it could be inspected, repaired, and returned to service.
On March 3, 2025, prior to officially opening its doors for business, HCH Aviation Services opened it’s 43,000 pound
hangar door to shelter and repair an unexpected customer. The night prior an Embraer Phenom 300, N301AS, experienced a dual generator failure at FL430 and made an emergency landing at the Angelina County airport. Ready to offer a helping hand, HCH Aviation Services’ Director of Maintenance, Jeff Shives, coordinated with the airport staff and helped moved the jet, after replacing it’s blown tires, to the HCH Aviation Services hangar where it could be inspected, repaired, and returned to service.