ACC Aviation has appointed Andreas Pericleous as VP Business Development, dedicated to the company’s expanding, international Consulting division. Andreas will work across the consultancy portfolio covering aircraft asset management, technical services, aviation finance and advisory.
Aircraft rejections lead to maintenance expenditure, remarketing costs, and lost revenue during the transition period; it is critical to take proactive measures during a potential aircraft rejection scenario to secure your assets and prepare for potential asset recovery and remarketing.
ACC Aviation, reports an exceptionally strong third quarter, with its US office experiencing its strongest three months in its short history.
Leisure travel for summer 2022 is looking strong and the unprecipitated one to three-month contracts that have dominated the past 12 months, will give way to six-month plus bookings, once again.
US-Bangla Airlines, the Dhaka, Bangladesh-based carrier, has appointed global aviation services group ACC Aviation as remarketing agent to dispose of three de Havilland Dash 8-Q400 turboprops.
ACC Aviation, the global aviation services group, successfully remarkets two de Havilland Dash 8-100 combi-configured aircraft (MSN 258 and 324). ACC Aviation’s Asset Management Division was exclusively mandated by Canadian North, a Canadian based regional airline.
ACC Aviation, the expanding global aviation services group, is adding a new pillar of expertise to its business from September with the creation of a Technical Services division. The new division sees ACC add a fourth practice area to its aviation consultancy offering.
The onset of the Covid-19 pandemic hit the aviation industry on the crest of a decade-long wave of growth. While the impact of the pandemic on aviation, aviation finance and investments cannot be understated, some of its consequences were in the making well before patient zero’s first cough in Wuhan, says Viktor Berta, ACC Aviation’s VP of Aviation Finance Advisory.
ACC Aviation reports positive growth in the second quarter of 2021, driven by US and UK Charter as well as steady growth in its consulting division.
