Authority
Audit
Aero Products has spent 39 years building one of the most credentialed helicopter MRO operations in the Southwest. The capability is real. The problem is that the story isn't being told — and in 2026, an untold story is an invisible company. This audit found 8 specific gaps representing an estimated $400,000–$1,000,000+ in annual lost business.
Three gaps close in 48 hours at minimal cost. Every fix has a clear price. Revenue-at-risk figures are calculated from published Bell helicopter MRO economics: JetNet and PHI MRO data show maintenance costs of $280–$700/hr per flight hour depending on airframe; government and utility fleet contracts for 3–5 Bell aircraft represent $180K–$500K+ in annual MRO labor. These are the real numbers behind every gap. Your story is the solution. We just need to start telling it.
The 8-Gap Authority Report
Each gap scored by fire-danger severity, revenue at risk, and fix options. Multiple recommended fixes per gap — choose one or stack them all.
You're Invisible When Operators Are Looking
When a helicopter operator in the Western US searches for Bell MRO support in the Southwest, Aero Products does not surface from its own owned content. Third-party directories and a single Vertical Magazine article carry more AI authority than your website. For your highest-value queries — "Bell 206L overhaul Arizona," "EASA-approved MRO Southwest" — your owned presence contributes almost nothing.
"AI answer engines are quickly replacing search as humanity's primary source of truth. Brands that haven't built their story into the answer layer will simply not exist in it."
— Inc. Magazine / The Answer Economy Defines the AI AgeAn operator with a Bell 206L on the ground in Flagstaff at 11pm doesn't find Aero Products. They find whoever has better-structured content. That call — and the relationship it starts — goes to a competitor by default.