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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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WOW Air Flights Canceled as Budget Airline Collapses
Icelandic low-cost carrier WOW Air, which specialized in linking cities in the U.S. with European destinations, has collapsed, adding to a string of airlines overseas that have faltered in recent months amid stiff competition and rising costs. The...
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Between Two Deadly Crashes, Boeing Moved Haltingly to Make 737 MAX Fixes
In the aftermath of a Boeing Co. 737 MAX jet crash in Indonesia in October, much of the American aviation industry—the plane maker, the FAA, U.S. airlines and their pilots—closed ranks to reassure the public the model was safe to fly. Even after...
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U.S., Ethiopian Investigators Tussle Over 737 MAX Crash Probe
Tension is simmering between U.S. and Ethiopian officials as investigators prepare to release in the coming days an interim report about the Boeing Co. 737 MAX jetliner that nose-dived after takeoff from Addis Ababa on March 10, according to people...
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Tokyo to San Francisco in 5½ Hours? If All Goes Well, Yes
It’s been 50 years since the first Concorde took her maiden test flight, inaugurating the era of supersonic passenger travel, and almost 16 years since that era drew to a close, back in 2003. Since then we’ve had indulgent A380s and efficient 787s, but...
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How Airbus’s A380 Went From Wonder to Blunder
World’s largest passenger plane was hurt by misjudged market trends, internal dysfunction and production problems<p>Airbus has sunk at least $17 billion into the A380 project yet sold fewer than half of the 750 superjumbo jetliners it promised to deliver...