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ACN’s new aviation leasing office opened for UK expansion

The office allows ACN to expand to clients in Europe, the US, Africa, and the Middle East.

Asia Cargo Network (ACN), Singapore-based cargo and aviation services, opened its new aviation leasing office in the UK on 7 September.

It is located near major financial districts and international airports. 

“This prime positioning allows ACN to serve its expanding European, the Americas, Africa and Middle East clientele effectively while reinforcing its global presence within the aviation industry,” read the statement.

This office will augment the company’s existing aviation leasing arrangements and will develop its business initiatives resulting in a better all-round product to the market all over the world. 

The UK expansion will also extend these specialised services to existing and new European customers.

“The UK office, through its dynamic team members of globally experienced personnel in the aviation industry, will manage various leases, including those related to ACN aircraft, and develop leasing options with existing working associates,” it added.

The UK office will have a dedicated team of five employees, with plans for expansion to eight or more within the first 12 months.

ACN Group Chairman Marco Isaak and Hal Gamble from Plane Invest will jointly lead the London office.
 

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