The BAS Admin Team

BAS Care & Culture

Bailey Templeman

Care & Culture Manager

Human Resources

At BAS, our culture isn’t just a slogan...it’s a way of life.

While many companies claim to operate like a family, we genuinely live that out every day. That commitment led to the creation of a unique role: the Care & Culture Manager.

This position is dedicated to nurturing our internal community, staying in touch with teams across departments and states, and proactively fostering a healthy, connected, and forward-moving environment. Our strong company culture isn’t accidental. It’s been thoughtfully developed over the years to reflect our core values in both our daily operations and our customer relationships.

Much of BAS’s success stems directly from how well our people collaborate and support one another in achieving shared goals. We love what we do, and we love doing it together. The way we treat each other - with care, honesty, kindness, and integrity - is the same way we treat our customers. The Care & Culture Manager ensures this positive dynamic continues to thrive and evolve, helping protect and enhance the culture that defines who we are.

Finance & Accounting

Richard Shaw

Staff Accountant

Rich joined BAS in 2025 as a staff accountant, stepping in to manage core accounting and finance functions. His addition marks an important step in our ongoing growth and upward trajectory, providing the finance team with the added bandwidth to support a rapidly scaling operation.

Marketing & Social Media

Bailee Lynch

Content Creator
Marketing Assistant

Bailee joined the BAS team in 2024 to lead content creation for social media and support Clinton, our Sales & Marketing Director, in crafting impactful digital content. With a keen eye for storytelling and brand development, she plays a key role in growing the BAS presence online and helping shape how the world sees our brand.

Front Desk

Sara Beason

As BAS continues to grow and strengthen its headquarters operations, so does the need for a strong first impression and seamless day to day coordination. That is where Sara comes in. Joining the team in 2026, she serves as the welcoming face of BAS and the first person you see when you walk through the door. From managing the front desk and switchboard to handling a wide range of daily tasks, Sara helps keep our team organized, connected, and moving forward.

Buildings & Grounds

Craig Shupe

BAS Colorado
Buildings & Grounds

A man with a beard wearing a cap, against an orange background.

Sam Chastain

BAS Kansas City
Buildings & Grounds

The Stories Behind the Hangar Doors.

BAS Minnesota: Carrying Forward the Wentworth Aircraft Legacy

BAS Minnesota: Carrying Forward the Wentworth Aircraft Legacy

After 40 years, more than 7,100 airplanes, and decades of serving general aviation, Steve Wentworth is stepping away from the aircraft parts business. BAS Part Sales is honored to carry that legacy forward with the Wentworth team as BAS Minnesota.

Oct 23, 2026
by
Clinton McJenkin
The Learjet 60XR: Built for Speed, Back for One More Assignment

The Learjet 60XR: Built for Speed, Back for One More Assignment

Apparently, nobody told this Learjet 60XR it's supposed to slow down. Barely into the BAS turbine hangar, and the phones are already ringing. With Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics, Pratt & Whitney PW305A engine components, and a deep lineup of Learjet systems entering disassembly, this aircraft is attracting serious attention. Get a closer look at the jet, its equipment, and what's headed into the BAS inventory pipeline before somebody beats you to it.

Oct 21, 2026
by
Clinton McJenkin
From Bonanza to Golden Eagle: Four More Aircraft Join the BAS Parts Pipeline

From Bonanza to Golden Eagle: Four More Aircraft Join the BAS Parts Pipeline

Four airplanes, four very different personalities, and one common destination: the BAS parts pipeline. A Beechcraft F33A Bonanza, Cirrus SR20, Cessna 210H Centurion, and Cessna 421C Golden Eagle are entering disassembly, bringing avionics, engines, airframe components, and plenty of hard-to-find parts back into circulation. Take a look at these four arrivals and the inventory they're bringing to the table.

Oct 20, 2026
by
Clinton McJenkin