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“The Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority has a history of over 50 years. It is one of the oldest civil aviation authorities in Africa,” notes Colonel Wosenyelh Hunegnaw, Director General of Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority.
Rogério Andrade gives an overview of the aircraft management and fractional ownership sectors in Brazil and presents Avantto, mentioning the company’s philosophy, some of its challenges and his vision for the future. Avantto was founded in 2011 and today it manages over 53 aircraft, both helicopters and jets, in fractional and single management.
Rogério Andrade, President of Avantto, gives an overview of the company, which has been acting in the brazilian executive aviation segment since 2011, providing fractional ownership and aircraft management solutions to its clients.
Ueze Elias Zahran, President of Copagaz and Zahran Group
Ueze Elias Zahran gives an overview of his company, Zahran Group, which was founded in 1955 in Mato Grosso do Sul, and started as a small gas distributor. Today, the group is present throughout the country in different sectors, such as bottled gas, radio and television.
Guilherme Machado, Aircraft Acquisition and Sales at Asa Consulting, gives an overview of the aircraft consulting sector in Brazil and talks about the company, which is specialized in providing consultancy services in executive aviation.
Marcelo Marangon, Aircraft Acquisition and Sales at Asa Consulting, explains how the company can assist and help international private companies to sell their aircraft.
Colonel Wosenyelh Hunegnaw, Director General of Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority
The role of the Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority is no different from the role of any other civil aviation authorities worldwide. The Authority regulates the airlines and aerodromes, and provides air navigation services. The plan and vision of the regulator is to meet the international aviation standards in 2014.
Libya Sector Analysis
Libyan transportation sector: 2 billion Libyan dinars to be spent on transport projects in Libya
Speaking with Marcopolis, Addul Qader Mohammed Ahmed Sabah, Libya’s Minister of Transportations noted, “Under this temporary government we have a budget of about two billion Libyan dinars for the three sectors (aviation, maritime and ground travel).”
Top Transportation Companies in Ethiopia
Khaled Amr Algonsel, Managing Director of LAFICO (Libyan Foreign Investment Company)
LAFICO channels their investment into many countries around the world and it is diversified in many sectors, such as holding companies, real estate companies, agriculture, mining, and even services. LAFICO has invested in over 30 countries around the world; around 9% is located in North Africa, 9% in England, and the rest dispersed around the world. LAFICO is bound to cooperate with international firms who will help the them to restructure their portfolio and to exit some unsuccessful investments. LAFICO has been a profitable company ever since it was established and the aim is to continue this trend.
