About Us
Who We Are
Spur Aviation Services is a certified Part 135 operator and has proudly served communities across the nation since 2002. Based in Twin Falls, Idaho, at the Magic Valley Regional Airport (KTWF), we specialize in precision aerial firefighting and dependable charter operations. Our experienced team and well-maintained fleet ensure safe, efficient, and responsive service when it matters most. Whether protecting lives and property or connecting people to their destinations, Spur Aviation delivers with integrity and expertise.
Our Values
At the heart of Spur Aviation lies a simple, unwavering mission: to provide world-class aerial support where the stakes are highest. Our culture is defined by a deep-seated respect for the land we protect and the customers we serve.
Our edge is our people. The average Spur pilot brings over 5,000 hours of specialized flight time to the cockpit. Supporting them is an elite, award-winning maintenance crew whose “zero-fail” mentality has earned us annual recognition for technical excellence. When you partner with Spur, you aren’t just hiring a contractor; you’re engaging a legacy of safety and a fleet maintained to the highest standards in the industry.
Important Milestones
2002
Spur Aviation Service, LC was founded with primary focus on wildland fire operation by providing 3 Shrike 500s Piston Commanders. By 2009 the fleet grew to 6 Shrike commanders all with matching paint schemes.
2011
Turbo Aero Commanders began to be added to the fleet with 680 v/w and 690 a/b/d models. With the addition of the turbine commanders, quicker response time to incidents were capable with longer flight time.
2018
Spur Aviation has the largest Air Attack fleet in the country, offering 17 Commanders comprised of Piston and Turbine Models.
2023
Spur Aviation began introducing PC-12s into the company fleet, as well as one Turbine Beaver.
2024
Spur Aviation began to provide Fire Mapping and Detection services with specially equipped dual sensor special mission PC-12s
2026
Spur Aviation celebrates 24 years of providing wildland fire operation services, and gains a second dual sensor special mission PC-12