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“Real giving lies in making a difference in another person’s life, or the life of a community, or in the journey of a nation.” – Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Inspired by the words of his highness Sheikh Mohammed, ASM celebrated Ramadan’s spirit of giving at beautiful Zanzibar. With 99 percent population being Muslim here Ramadan is not just …
Will the Airline Industry Take-Off Post Pandemic? The Biggest and the Longest Shock to Hit Aviation All previous “shocks” cut 5%-20% from the demand & recovered in 6-18 months. COVID-19 diminished nearly 90% demand at the peak & still going strong 24 months+ Industry Was on Ventilator – With Life Support (Financial Aid) Although “financial aid” is against liberal open …
January 11, 2022 The Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) is pleased to announce that Aviation Services Management (ASM) joins its leading group of affiliated companies. ASM was founded in 1998 in the UK and currently has more than 3,000 locations globally to provide competitive and flexible in house and third-party services that include comprehensive flight support, fuel, …
DECEMBER 2021 The future of Latin America’s aviation sector is favorable – despite economic and political challenges, following Asia, the Latin America’s industry is expected to experience the next highest growth rate. At ASM, our commercial visionary, the senior management were closely watching Latin America progress, eyeing expansion into the region for some time. With the COVID era hopefully coming …
SEPTEMBER, 2021 According to a Morgan Stanley Research study, the flying – electric air taxis market is about to unwrap its substantial potential in the next decade, with its value rising to $1.5 trillion globally by 2040. This blend of a drone technology and convertible car-aircraft, may become a more sustainable, green transport solution. Which, in a wake of the …
AUGUST, 2021 A striking spate of weather extremes in recent years has triggered worldwide public concerns. Ongoing studies intending to find out if it has become more chaotic and what are the prognoses for impact on the planet’s life. The climate change is not any longer an obscure matter, it is a very near future reality for all. Researchers evaluated …
JULY, 2021 Since the start of unexpectedly cruel, all-devouring pandemic in the early 2020, the world seems to have gone from the blossoming tourism consumer market to its very limited, online shop version. There are almost none of the industries that weren’t damaged, social confidence in public safety is undermined; what used to be normal lifestyle, including travel, hospitality and …
JUNE, 2021 African aviation is a prominent economic sector, which supports over $55 billion of economic motion and more than 6 million jobs. The development of this sector is challenging, due to multiple obstacles in the regulatory, technological and governing environment. For any airline, or even a private aviator to operate in Africa efficiently, a reliable aviation services partner is …
MAY, 2021 IATA’s leadership has a fresh look about it with former IAG and British Airways CEO Willie Walsh taking over as CEO and former Kuwait Airways CEO Kamil Al-Awadhi becoming the regional vice president for the Africa and the Middle East region. Al-Awadhi is an engineer by background who achieved a childhood dream when he joined his country’s flag …
MAY, 2021 As vaccination drive continues, airports are set to reopen in the coming months across the globe. The stay-at-home orders will eventually recede, but getting where you need or want to be is set to change dramatically. Airlines are still cutting flights for the foreseeable future. It’s unsure how soon networks and frequency will be restored, but somber prognosis speculates the …
