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San Marino grants Falcon Aviation Services an AOC
Falcon Aviation Services’ AOCs enable owners to optimise the utilisation of their assets, backed by the highest quality standards. Over the past year, it has witnessed a substantial increase in aircraft management.
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Read this story in our May 2023 printed issue.

Falcon Aviation Services, the Abu Dhabi fixed and rotary-wing operator, FBO and MRO, has successfully obtained an AOC from the San Marino civil aviation authority, marking a significant milestone in its operations. With a dedicated office in San Marino and an Embraer ERJ 135BJ aircraft as its first customer, Falcon Aviation is now positioned to provide an extended range of bespoke services and a wider scope of customer offerings.

Capt Ramandeep Oberoi, Falcon Aviation chief operating officer, says: “We are thrilled to have received the AOC from the SM-CAA, which will augment our portfolio of aircraft management and charter services. This AOC allows us to offer our customers greater flexibility and a range of operating solutions.

“Our AOCs enable owners to optimise the utilisation of their assets, backed by the highest quality standards. Over the past year, we have witnessed a substantial increase in aircraft management as customers recognise Falcon Aviation’s stability and value our unique one-stop-shop services, which are supported by a highly skilled team of multi-national experts.”

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