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AviationManuals adds 420 clients in record year
A growing number of operators worldwide are signing up to AviationManuals as they shift from DIY compliance. The company has been actively hiring to support this growth.

AviationManuals signed up a record 422 new clients in 2022 while at the same time increasing its revenues by 40 per cent.

“We are delighted with our 2022 results,” says CEO Mark Baier. “It is so encouraging to us that a growing number of operators worldwide are discovering that by using our services they can become more professional and safer at the same time.”

AviationManuals also grew its team by 30 per cent across its tech, aviation advisors, marketing, business development and administration departments. These new hires, along with planned additions in 2023, will enable it to continue to enhance the customer experience.

The company attributes the growth to its deepening ties with the aviation community and a shift in operator mindset from DIY to partnering with AviationManuals as their safety and compliance experts. “We're making our software and solutions more valuable for operators every day,” says Baier. “By integrating with more partners and by redesigning our services, it's becoming even easier for customers to keep their operations running professionally.

“I am extremely proud of our team for doing all we can to improve aviation safety by supporting our customers and clients at the highest level.”

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