It’s finally time! The holiday season is here! Following tradition, the Austin Air family gathered together for a company-wide Pre-Thanksgiving potluck today. Every year for over twenty years, on the day before Thanksgiving, everyone at Austin Air sits down together for a huge meal with a wide variety of dishes brought in by volunteers. There is no better way to get into the holiday spirit than to break bread with everyone in the company, giving thanks for the food on our plates as well as our customers who make our jobs possible. (The second half of the tradition, leaving a tad early, certainly helps spread cheer too!)

Here at Austin Air we wish everyone a happy, healthy, and safe Thanksgiving.

If you need us, we’ll be here on Black Friday, filling orders to get ahead of the holiday rush. As for the rest of the holiday season, we’ll be open for regular business (Monday-Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm) except for closures on Thursday December 24th and Friday December 25th for Christmas and Thursday December 31st and Friday January 1st for the New Year.

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