Aviation consultancy
We provide dependable aviation consultancy services across the world. From complete aircraft asset lifecycle oversight to standalone technical services and financial management, our consultancy team has built an offering unmatched elsewhere in the industry.
Providing lift and thrust wherever it’s needed.
Aviation is a ruthless industry, and profitability at every juncture is vital. From setting up leasing funds through airline restructuring to asset recovery, our team is on hand to keep you flying. Our consultants support the world’s most forward-thinking aviation businesses to navigate turbulent challenges with grace and agility.
Aircraft Transactions
Aircraft Inspections
Aircraft Valued
Complete Asset Lifecycle Service Offering
Whether you’re looking to optimise your asset utilisation, build a cost-effective maintenance schedule, break into a new market or raise capital, our team will add tangible value from the moment you reach out.
Consultancy Success Stories
Advising a lender on drafting and negotiating an aircraft lease agreement
Successful aircraft remarketing: maximising value from a distressed aircraft
Consultancy Publications
ACC Aviation elevates ACMI industry at 16th Airline Conference
The event, attended by key industry figures and experts, provided a platform for insightful discussions, updates, and forecasts shaping the future of the ACMI industry.
The art of widebody configuration in ACMI leasing: A tailored approach
ACMI leasing is a flexible solution for airlines to meet their operational needs in the ever-changing aviation industry. Nevertheless, a question often arises: What is the most fitting widebody configuration for ACMI leasing?
ACC Aviation appointed to source Airbus A320
ACC Aviation, the global aviation services group, has been appointed by airline clients, to source and deliver Airbus A320 on an outright purchase or dry lease basis.
ACC Aviation’s ACMI team experiences peak in ACMI requests
Throughout the summer, ACC Aviation's ACMI division has been working with various airlines, and on the final day of August, it had 24 leased aircraft in the air, ranging from regional jets and narrowbodies to widebody units.
