Roles of Aviation Infrastructure Management in the Aviation Industry

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Roles of Aviation Infrastructure Management
in the Aviation Industry
www.aviationinfrastructure.com
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Infrastructure development on airports requires
contributions from a great number of stakeholders
including airport sponsors, financial
institutions, airport service providers and other
constituents. If you are an asset owner who is in
need of aviation infrastructure management, you
should consider engaging an aviation
infrastructure management company with a proven
track record across economic cycles.
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• The key things to be addressed in case of airport
  related infrastructure management are
• Scalability
• Reduced costs
• Streamlined operations
• Professional management
• Enhanced brand recognition and value
• Customized operational and financial reporting 

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Airport infrastructure management is the process
of efficiently developing and managing on airport
facilities and systems to maximize their use and
value at the airport. It is also about creating a
safe, secure and reliable network which includes
all other airport and aviation components.
Whether you are a private equity firm, public
entity, family office or an institutional
investor, an aviation infrastructure development
company can increase the efficiency of your
assets across the enterprise.
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What Is the Purpose of a Professional Aviation
Infrastructure Management Company?
In a highly regulated and complex industry like
aviation, it is difficult to balance cost
efficiency, scalability and delivering the
customer experience. A professional management
company improves the quality of all services. A
known aviation management company with a proven
track record and bring unique resources and
industry leading best practices to an asset owner.
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With an experienced management company, an owner
can receive customized, real time reporting to
keep them up to date on the operational and
financial performance of their assets. How to
Find the Right Management Company? For the best
airport management and integrated service,
professional companies should be thoroughly
diligence before being engaged.
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You should expect to see a great amount of direct
experience in all verticals like Maintenance,
Repair and Overhoaul (MRO), Aircraft Management
and Charter (ACM), Fixed Base Operations (FBO)
and other activities such as airport operations.
One should also review their experience to ensure
that they have deep capabilities across multiple
categories of airports (general aviation,
commercial), airports of different sizes (large
hub airports to smaller relievers) and varying
geographies, including international.
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If a company has deep and diversified experience
then they can best create a customized plan which
can address the bespoke needs of the areas of
interest. Leading management companies also have
a scalable plan of operations and the appropriate
metrics to measure both operational metrics as
well as financial goals
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They should also be capable of providing the
required support whenever and wherever needed.
Support in aviation can have both planned and
emergent components and thus it is always
important to choose a team that has both industry
standing and experience.
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• Airport management and integrated service are
  about providing the following services to the
  aviation sector
• Design, build and manage facilities.
• Integration services like being a ground handler
  for commercial and general aviation operators.
• Management services such as terminal and facility
  management.
• Brand equity building strategies such as cross
  selling additional services across the customer
  base.

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Airport management is a complicated and detailed
endeavour at every airport regardless of size and
very few management companies possess the skill
sets and experience required for efficient
management. When it comes to airports and
aviation, an asset owner should hire a
specialized company with a proven track record
that is willing to customize its management
approach to meet your specific competitive
dynamic.
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