Benefits and Importance of Aviation Management - Ellen Corkrum
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- 1. Benefits of Aviation Management By: Ellen Corkrum
- 2. Introduction • Managing your own private aircraft can be a costly expense, particularly if it’s not related to your core business. If you’re finding the costs of keeping your fleet in top shape to be prohibitive, maybe it’s time to look at the benefits of outsourcing your aviation management.
- 3. Benefits of Aviation Management Flexibility in staffing Immediate expertise Reduced maintenance costs Better insurance Reducing HR overheads Cutting edge aviation technology Better finance Safety
- 4. Flexibility in Staffing • Accessing the right cabin crew when you need it can be a headache. Similarly, expert maintenance staff aren’t always around when you need them. By outsourcing your aviation management, you gain access to the firm’s range of contacts in crew, pilots, and maintenance. Because outsourced firms rely on economies of scale, you can pick and choose where and when you need staff, without relying on complicated contracts or long term salaries.
- 5. Immediate Expertise • Outsourcing aviation management means drawing from a larger talent pool, offering a broader set of capabilities in staffing. Where in-house staff need to be trained in competencies and certifications (often at the expense of the business), outsourced talent pools can offer immediate expertise across multiple niches.
- 6. Reduced Maintenance Costs • It’s well known that outsourcing can save you considerable costs on maintenance. Just how much? A recent article on Corporate Jet Investor told how one firm saved their client $50,000 within the first two days of managing their client’s aircraft.
- 7. Cutting Edge Aviation Technology • Few industries benefit from improvements in technology like aviation. Better fuel efficiency, smoother, faster flights, and access to modern conveniences while at 40,000 feet are only achievable by staying up to date with the latest in air flight technology.
- 8. Better Finance • Using a professional aviation manager increases your odds of getting finance on your next purchase. Most aviation finance companies look for prospective clients that have an experienced manager in place. The aviation manager gives them peace of mind, and you get to draw on their wealth of experience in the aviation field.
- 9. Safety • Your safety is paramount. When it comes to aircraft management leave nothing to chance, go with a name you can trust. Luxaviation puts safety first, while providing superior logistics, operations, and cabin service.
- 11. • Ellen Corkrum is a helicopter pilot who provides the essential benefits of Aviation Management through which you can improve the work quality, productivity and reduce the maintenance costs.