Meet us at Farnborough 2026 – July 20-24
The AVITAS, Inc. team is heading to Farnborough for the airshow. We look forward to catching up with you there. If you would like to meet please contact us to schedule a time.
Adam Pilarski – ISTAT Americas 2025
Adam’s View from ISTAT Americas, 2025 Adam discusses: Economic Realities Inflation, Tariffs Fleet Shortage New Aviation Power https://www.avitas.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Adam%20Pilarski%20-%20AVITAS%20-%20ISTAT%20Americas%202025.mp4
Dr. Adam Pilarski receives ISTAT Award at ISTAT Americas 2020
The ISTAT Award is a distinguished honor in the aviation industry. The award was created in 2001 by the association to recognize individuals who have made lasting contributions to the industry over a significant period of time. The award is bestowed annually at the ISTAT Americas Annual Conference. Past Winners 2019 John Feren 2018 Jeffrey […]
AVITAS Key Takeaways – Cargo Facts Symposium – San Diego October 16-18
Cargo Facts Symposium 2019 – Key Takeaways Most delegates were positive on long-term growth despite trade headwinds. While cargo growth has been negative over the last year due to the tariffs and trade war, the express freight and e-commerce traffic have been growing at healthy rates. It has been the traditional heavy freight traffic and […]
Benefits of digital data & records versus traditional hard copy records during aircraft lease transitions – Tim Scott, Vice President – Technical
Tim Scott, Vice President – Technical, discussed the benefits of digital data/records versus traditional hard copy records during aircraft lease transitions at the June MRO-IT conference in London. It turns out that going digital helps in every day operations, not just during lease transitions. He also presented food for thought on how the MROs could […]
Single Aisle Market: Who has the Advantage?
Doug Kelly, Senior Vice-President of Valuations, presented at the Dublin Airfinance Conference in January. His topic was the ‘Single Aisle Market: Who has the Advantage’. In his presentation, he analyzed the single-aisle market for commercial aircraft between 70 and 200 seats and also shared his thoughts on the competitive landscape, the neo vs. the MAX, […]