PAC once again partnered with the National United States Armed Forces Museum to repaint the following CH-46. December 12, 2025, the finished CH-46, also known as Evil Eyes, departed from the PAC facility in Burns Flat, Oklahoma, to its home base in Houston, Texas. Thank you to Blend Supply and Sherwin-Williams for your sponsorship of this project.
PAC Hangar 234 Ribbon Cutting (Nov. 09, 2025)
11/09/2025 – PAC held a ribbon cutting ceremony for our narrow-body paint hangar. Hangar 234 will accommodate aircraft up to a 767-300 in size for paint. (Pictured [left to right] PAC Accountable Manager Jose Gonzalez, PAC Owners Hector Ovalle and Fransisco Lona, PAC Office Manager Sumer Jones, Rep. Nick Archer, Senator Darrell Weaver, Craig Campbell, ODAA Board Member Blake Raney, BF-DC Teacher Danny Britton, ODAA Executive Director Grayson Ardies)
11/09/2025 – PAC would like to thank the National United States Armed Forces Museum from Houston, TX. They went above and beyond showing up for our ribbon cutting event bringing not 1 but 2 CH-46 helicopters. Several people in attendance were given rides around the pattern in these amazing aircraft. Pictured here is HMX-1. PAC was given the opportunity to paint this aircraft for the NUSAFM.11/09/2025 – A second CH-46 that the National United States Armed Forces Museum provided for the PAC ribbon cutting ceremony. Several people in attendance were given the opportunity to take a trip around the pattern in this aircraft.
10/23/2025 – PAC hosted the aircraft from Aero Flite during recent storm outbreaks.March 2025 – PAC hosted the aircraft from Bridger Aerospace during the recent wind storms in Oklahoma.May 2025 – PAC hosted the team from Boeing at our facility.May 2025 – PAC hosted the team from Boeing at our facility.December 3, 2024 – PAC held an unveiling event for the completed CH-46 (HMX-1) paint project. The aircraft is pictured in route to its new home in Houston, Texas. December 3, 2024 – Attendees at the recent unveiling of the restored Marine One helicopter included (left to right) PAC Accountable Manager Jose Gonzalez, PAC Owner Fransisco Lona, PAC Office Manager Sumer Jones, Sen. Brent Howard, Rep. Nick Archer, and PAC owner Hector Ovalle.October 2024 – Completed CH-46 (HMX-1) paint project for the National United States Armed Forces Museum in Houston, Texas.October 2024 – [(pictured left-to-right) Ed Farris, Jose Gonzalez, Mike Evans] Ed and Mike were here from the National United States Armed Forces Museum in Houston, TX. PAC is working on a paint restoration project for the CH-46 (HMX-1) helicopter, pictured.10-11-2024 – Starbase brought a group of 5th-grade students from Elk City, Oklahoma to take a tour of the PAC facility. While here the students took time to pose for a photo in front of the MIG-23MF that is currently on display at our facility.8-17-2024 – PAC was visited by the Clinton and Weatherford Girl Scout troops as part of their recruitment event8-17-2024 – PAC Owners and Employees gather at the Stafford Air and Space Museum in Weatherford, Oklahoma, to tour the completed F-117 exhibit. PAC is proud to have partnered with the museum on the paint and restoration project.6-22-2024 – Pictured (left to right) Sumer Jones and Burns Flat Town Administrator Joel Newberry – Win 3rd place at the Burns Flat Fire Association Golf Tournament Fundraiser6-7-2024 – Deputy Kevin Rozell from the Washita County Sheriff’s Office visited our facility today.Lieutenant Governor’s 35th Turkey Hunt 2024 – Pictured (left to right) Sumer Jones, Oklahoma Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell, Jose GonzalezMay 26, 2024 – Senator Brent Howard toured the Premium Aerospace Center facility. (Pictured (Left-to-right) Jose Gonzalez, Senator Brent Howard, Sumer Jones)April 1, 2024 – Lt Drew Tucker (right) and Senior Master Sergeant Michael Petty (left) promote Senior Airman Carson B. Sprenger (center) to the grade of Staff Sergeant in the United States Air Force, Oklahoma Air National Guard.April 1, 2024 – PAC Accountable Manager Jose Gonzalez (left) congratulates Senior Airman Carson B. Sprenger (right) to the grade of Staff Sergeant in the United States Air Force, Oklahoma Air National Guard. April 1, 2024 – PAC welcomes the Oklahoma Air National Guard to our facility.March 8th, 2024 Premium Aerospace Center presented the Burns Flat Police Department with ballistic protection equipment upgrades. Pictured are the Police Chief Keith Smith, Town Administrator Joel Newberry, and the administration/crew of Premium Aerospace Center.Special Salute to Oklahoma Women in Aerospace Day (Nov. 2023) (Left to right Tanya Adkison (PAC), Cammy Jackson(PAC), Sumer Jones (PAC), Beth Jansen (PAC), Heather Rutherford (Starbase), Shannon Cloud (Starbase))Oklahoma Defense Industry Association (ODIA) Meeting (Oct. 2023) (Left to right Sumer Jones (PAC), Jose Gonzalez (PAC), Oklahoma Astronaut John Herrington, Cammy Jackson (PAC), Beth Jansen (PAC))PAC Welcomes United States Senator (Oklahoma) James Lankford to our facilityOklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt – PAC Ground Breaking event (Oct. 2022) 3-13-2023 – PAC received the F-117A to begin restoration for the Stafford Air and Space Museum.7-12-1024 – Paint and bodywork was completed for the F-117A. The aircraft will be installed at the Stafford Air and Space Museum in Weatherford, Oklahoma.
Videos
December 2025 – In partnership with Blend Supply and Sherwin-Williams, PAC provided a new paint job for another CH-46 owned by the National United States Armed Forces Museum located in Houston, Texas. This video shows the paint process of this aircraft. December 12, 2025, the aircraft left for its home base in Houston, Texas.Project HMX-1 (Oct. 2024): PAC is proud to present this documentary. We follow from start to finish the restoration of this very special CH-46. Restored to its former glory the aircraft is now stationed in The National United States Armed Forces Museum in Houston, Texas.Documentary of the F-117 aircraft restoration project. The video also documents the journey from the PAC facility at the Clinton-Shermon Airport (CSM) in Burns Flat, Oklahoma to the Stafford Air and Space Museum in Weatherford, Oklahoma.
Documentary of the MIG-23 aircraft journey to the PAC facility in the Clinton-Shermon Airport (CSM) in Burns Flat, Oklahoma.PAC created a timelapse video documenting the construction progress of our paint facility. Hangar 234 is a state of the art paint facility designed to house aircraft up to a B767-300 in size for paint.November 5, 2025 PAC underwent certification testing for our foam system. This took place in our paint facility, hangar 234. The video was taken in real time demonstrating what a partial release from our foam system would look like.
