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AVMARK, Inc. is a Marketing and Management, Capital Equipment Purveyor and Construction Contracting Firm dedicated to the commercial aviation market place. Founded in 1962, AVMARK has compiled considerable experience in all facets of the aviation industry assisting airlines, financial institutions, national and supra-national government agencies, manufacturers and other related businesses. AVMARK maintains offices in five worldwide locations and representation in another four countries. This network ensures that we are able to meet the ongoing needs of our customers in a most timely fashion.
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AVMARK combines real-world, hands-on management experience with a global perspective on the aviation marketplace. AVMARK is the world leader in appraising commercial aircraft, business aircraft, helicopters, spare parts inventories, components, ground equipment and aviation related facilities such as gates, slots and route rights. Our expertise in appraisals and future value forecasting is relied upon by major banks, leasing companies and airlines.
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Avmark provides complete turnkey regional and international airport construction, airport infrastructure construction and management services for governments and business principals globally. Avmark also provides consulting for airline scheduling, marketing, operations, management, revenue enhancement, and capital financing.
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Flood of New Jets Will Create Turbulence
Race to build smaller long-range planes could weigh on the aircraft-finance industry After years of getting crowded with small planes and big planes, the skies are about to be invaded by medium-sized planes. The shift may delight airlines and...
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Boeing Plans $5 Billion Charge to Compensate 737 MAX Customers
Plane maker says the funds will be paid to airlines over a number of years Two crashes and the global grounding of Boeing’s 737 MAX commercial airliner led to extensive disruption in the international aerospace industry. WSJ’s Robert Wall explains the...
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Boeing Might Halt 737 MAX Production if Grounding Drags On
Aerospace giant posts biggest-ever quarterly loss after taking $7 billion hit on grounding of best-selling jet Boeing Co. said it might slow or halt production of its 737 MAX jetliner if regulators don’t approve its return to service by the end of...
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Buyers of Boeing’s Newest Jet Fear Delays
Airlines prepare to keep older jets in fleet in case new 777X is late SEOUL—Airlines are increasingly anxious that Boeing Co.’s BA -1.24% 777X long-haul jet will be delivered late—another potential setback for the embattled plane maker. Emirates...
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You Need a Human Pilot When the Airplane’s Computers Fail
Boeing will fix the automation issues with the 737 MAX soon enough, but there will always be times when human pilots will be called on when computers and automation systems have failed them. Regarding Holman W. Jenkins, Jr.’s “Boeing vs. Pilots?” (Business...