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Phenom 300E delivery completes Atlas customer project
Atlas Air Service has supported a customer through the purchase, technical acceptance and transfer to Germany of a new Phenom 300E, which is now undergoing airworthiness certification and CAMO integration.
Atlas Air Service technical inspector Alexander Pfau and aircraft sales manager Nadine Schirmer with the Embraer Phenom 300E.

Atlas Air Service aircraft sales manager Nadine Schirmer and technical inspector Alexander Pfau have overseen the delivery of a new Embraer Phenom 300E, marking the conclusion of a joint customer project.

Well ahead of delivery, the German full-service business aviation company’s sales team supported the customer through a consulting engagement for the purchase and entry into service of the aircraft, helping with aircraft selection and guiding the customer through the purchase process.

During the delivery week, Atlas Air Service colleagues provided onsite support at Embraer’s facility in Melbourne, Florida, assisting with technical acceptance, contract processing and the aircraft’s transfer to Germany. Following customs clearance at Atlas’s Bremen facility, the Phenom 300E is undergoing airworthiness certification and integration into its CAMO.

Atlas Air Service specialises in aircraft from Embraer, Beechcraft and Cessna and has placed more than 150 new and pre-owned aircraft on the international market over the past 10 years.

Based in Bremen and Ganderkesee, Germany, with subsidiaries in Augsburg, Germany, and Altenrhein, Switzerland, Atlas Air Service employs 300 people. Its business areas include MRO, airworthiness management (CAMO+), component repair, spare parts sales, non-destructive testing (NDT), special mission modification and sensor integration, as well as aircraft sales.

Its group companies are manufacturer-authorised service centres for Embraer Executive Jets, Gulfstream, Cirrus, Honeywell and Williams and hold approvals from EASA, FAA, UK CAA and other authorities.

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