Skyworld Aviation is delighted to have arranged the long term lease of an ERJ 135 ER to a UK operator on behalf of a private investor based in France. This aircraft was originally operating in the UK and was purchased by the French entity in 2023. It had an initial work package carried out at … Read more
Skyworld Aviation is thrilled to announce another sale of an ERJ 135. Serial number 145364 arrived at its new home base in Oklahoma last night. Two minutes after Closing it was airborne! We acted on behalf of a long term valued customer who purchased the aircraft earlier this year from a ceased airline. N548M was … Read more
Skyworld is delighted to have arranged the sale of a further two E190s on behalf of one of our long term customers – a U.S. based regional aircraft lessor. The aircraft were previously owned by CDB Aviation and this latest deal takes the total to four aircraft from the same source for the same buyer. … Read more
Skyworld Aviation has further developed its activity in the E190 market, and has most recently assisted with the transition of a China-based aircraft on behalf of a major U.S.–based regional aircraft lessor. Serial number 19000313 was transferred onto the N register as N709AJ and ferried out of Tianjin, China on 15th October, arriving Sao Jose … Read more
Skyworld Aviation is delighted to announce the sale of another Saab 340A, serial number 038, on behalf of SprintAir of Poland. The aircraft completed its ferry flight on 14th August. This is the second Saab 340A sold this year to a U.S.-based customer who introduced the Saab to replace its Brasilia fleet. As always, it … Read more
Skyworld Aviation is delighted to announce yet another ERJ sale – this time an ERJ 135 LR, serial number 145288, N356BZ. The aircraft arrived at its new home base in the African region on the weekend after a multi-stop ferry flight from Ohio. This marks our 121st ERJ aircraft transaction and this sale was completed … Read more
Skyworld Aviation is delighted to announce its appointment to market two ERJ 135’s, located in the U.S. on the N register. These aircraft are new to the market and benefit from being serviceable. One aircraft is an ER model, the other is an LR model. The ER model has a very high standard of avionics … Read more
Skyworld Aviation has gone back to its roots! In our early days of managing the fleet for Skyways in Sweden, we completed over 100 Saab 340 transactions and our Saab 340 activity pretty much ended in 2015…….until now. We are delighted to have worked with SprintAir of Poland and have sold a passenger configured Saab … Read more
Skyworld Aviation is delighted to announce a long term collaboration with Charles Taylor Aviation Asset Management (CTAAM) to store and manage Skyworld’s inventory of AE3007A spare parts, core engines and transport stands at CTAAM’s storage facility in Somerset, UK. CTAAM will provide inventory management services which sit within their technical asset management expertise. They will … Read more
After closing on one ERJ 135 at the beginning of last week, we are pleased to announce the sale of another which closed Friday evening. Serial number 14500886 ferried to Toulouse, France yesterday morning for its new livery. Skyworld acted on behalf of Regourd Aviation (Amelia) of France in this transaction, and we sold the … Read more
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Skyworld selected to market Md83
As a spin off from our usual regional business, Skyworld Aviation has been appointed by one of its customers to assist in marketing their sole MD83 in 164Y configuration, along with a spare engine and spares package. The aircraft was the last of its type off the production line and has been in steady service since. The aircraft is ‘warm’…
Skyworld formally appointed by TIA
Skyworld Aviation is delighted to have its relationship formalised with Trans Island Airways (Bahamas) in the form of an apppointment to be the sole lease arranger for the operator’s ERJ platform. Skyworld and TIA have worked together for a number of years, starting with the purchase of a Dash 8-300 which was later sold to Air Inuit. TIA then went…