Wouldn’t you lose trust if promises stopped meaning anything?

When values fade, trust collapses. And in aviation, trust is everything.

The cowboys of the Wild West lived by an unwritten rulebook — a Code that valued courage, loyalty, promises kept, and doing what must be done even when it was hard.

James Owen captured it best in Cowboy Ethics: “Everyone needs a code. A belief to live by.”

The Cowboy Code speaks of ten timeless rules — but at Zooey Aerospace, a few guide us every single day:

• Live with courage every day – making tough calls with our customers’ best interest in mind.

• When you make a promise, keep it – delivering spares and support as promised, no excuses.

• Be loyal to your tribe – standing with our customers through AOG, supply challenges, and uncertainty.

• Talk less, say more – letting our actions and solutions speak louder than words.

In aviation, as in the Wild West, values define survival. And by living them, we don’t just supply parts — we become part of our customers’ story, standing with them when it matters most.

Because being there when it matters most isn’t just service. It’s our code.

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