Ionic to attend Airline Economics Growth Frontiers conference 2021

Ionic Aviation will be attending the Airline Economics Growth Frontiers conference in London (https://www.aviationnews-online.com/conferences/london/) on behalf of our friends and colleagues at AMS Aircraft Services, from 20-22 September 2021. In attendance will be over seven hundred international delegates from the commercial aviation sector, including banks, lessors, investors, technical service providers, law firms and consultants.

Not only does the event signify a welcome return to industry networking, but the areas of discussion will present delegates with an opportunity to review the state of the market and plot a way forward for the remainder of 2021 and beyond. If you are attending and would like to meet, please do contact us in advance.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Ionic Inspects Global 6000 in London

Ionic Aviation was recently instructed to conduct the physical inspection of a Bombardier Global 6000 aircraft in London, prior to the refinancing of the asset by an international aircraft finance company.

Ionic was onsite within only 48 hours of being retained, thereby demonstrating the company’s ability to respond at short notice, for its international client base, and despite the impact of the current Covid-19 pandemic.

Ionic Aviation attends UK Aviation Club

Ionic Aviation this week (March 2020) attended the most recent gathering of The Aviation Club of the UK in London.

This was the second iteration of the Club’s regular members’ lunch at its new venue, the RAC Club on Pall Mall. In a Club first, attendees listened to a remotely-delivered presentation by keynote speaker and CEO of Comair Group, Wrenelle Stander, who discussed the challenges and opportunities associated with leading one of South Africa’s leading airline groups.

Now in its twentieth year, the Aviation Club (www.aviationclub.org.uk) was founded to create a networking forum for members and a vehicle for promoting and developing all aspects of civil aviation. The Club has a membership comprising over 400 aviation professionals from airlines, airports, banks, lessors, manufacturers, regulators and the legal community.