Avion Express Brasil Moves Closer to AOC Approval

Avion Express Brasil, the Brazilian subsidiary of global aviation leader Avion Express, is nearing the final stages of obtaining its Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC) from the Brazilian National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC).

This development supports Avion Express’s ambitious expansion into the dynamic Latin American market.

It will be specifically targeting Brazil’s booming ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) sector.

Approaching AOC Completion

Avion Express Brasil has successfully navigated Phase 2 of the AOC certification process, receiving approval from ANAC.

This paves the way for Phase 3, where submitted manuals and documentation will be meticulously reviewed.

Anticipating feedback in the coming weeks, the airline is now confident of completing Phase 3. It now aims to obtaining its final AOC approval by the end of 2204.

This green light will allow Avion Express Brasil to launch ACMI operations in the fourth quarter. This will mark a significant milestone in their Brazilian journey.

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Avion Express Takes Flight in Brazil

Avion Express, the parent company with nearly two decades of experience, brings a wealth of expertise to the Brazilian market.

They already hold two AOCs, issued by Lithuania and Malta, solidifying their presence in Europe.

This Brazilian venture builds upon the operation’s recent successful collaborations with airlines in Mexico, Chile, and the Dominican Republic. This highlights their move towards an expanded presence within Latin America.

Darius Kajokas, CEO of Avion Express, emphasizes the strategic importance of this lucrative regional expansion.

“Avion Express has established itself as a leader in Europe. To propel our continued growth, we’ve strategically targeted new markets like the Americas, Asia, and Africa in recent years.”

He recognizes the immense potential of Brazil’s ACMI market, fueled by a passenger base exceeding 100 million annually.

The air operator plans a strategic launch with an initial fleet of up to 10 aircraft. It has ambitious plans to scale up to 25 by 2027/2028. The progression highlights the long-term interest in the Brazilian aviation landscape.

A Leader in Narrow-Body ACMI Operations

Avion Express has carved a niche as a leader in narrow-body ACMI operations. Their impressive fleet currently boasts over 50 Airbus A320 family aircraft, renowned for their efficiency and reliability.

This positions Avion Express Brasil to offer exceptional service to airlines seeking high-performance solutions for their short and medium-haul routes.

The company’s impressive client roster includes industry giants like Air France-KLM Group, British Airways Group, and Lufthansa Group, a testament to their commitment to quality and safety.

Furthermore, Avion Express boasts a highly skilled workforce exceeding 1,700 professionals strategically deployed across 17 global bases, ensuring seamless operations wherever their aircraft fly.

The Power of Avia Solutions Group

Avion Express Brasil benefits from being part of the Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI provider.

This powerful group boasts a staggering fleet of 212 aircraft, solidifying their position as a global leader in the aviation sector.

Beyond ACMI services, Avia Solutions Group offers a comprehensive suite of solutions, including MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) services, pilot and crew training, and ground handling, providing airlines with a one-stop shop for all their aviation needs.

With a workforce of over 11,700 highly skilled professionals operating in 68 countries worldwide, Avia Solutions Group brings unparalleled expertise and resources to the table.

The operator’s imminent arrival signifies exciting times for the Brazilian aviation industry. Their focus on efficiency, safety, and building long-term partnerships promises to be a valuable asset for airlines seeking reliable ACMI solutions.

Backed by the global strength of Avia Solutions Group, Avion Express Brasil is poised to take flight in Brazil, shaping the future of the country’s ACMI market.


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