Helimo, specialising in helicopter services, and The Aviation Factory, an aviation brokerage, are joining forces. Michael Wilford, CEO of Helimo, will continue managing Helimo’s daily operations, while The Aviation Factory will handle all sales activities for Helimo’s helicopter services starting August 1.
This partnership combines Helimo’s extensive helicopter fleet and expertise with The Aviation Factory’s strong sales and customer service, enhancing flexibility and options for customers.
One of the bottlenecks in the aviation brokerage industry is finding skilled employees who can assist customers with the necessary expertise. There is no training to become an aviation broker in the regular education system. That is why The Aviation Factory took the lead in developing its own six-month training programme, called The Aviation Broker Academy.
This post was published on 27 June 2024 11:55
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