Aircraft
Empire Aviation Group Focuses on India
Developing its business in India is a priority for the Dubai-based aircraft management company.
Paras P. Dhamecha, executive director, Empire Aviation Group (EAG)
Paras P. Dhamecha, executive director, Empire Aviation Group (EAG)

In the midst of a refleeting exercise in the UAE, and after winning an Indian Non-Scheduled Operator’s Permit (NSOP, effectively an Indian AOC) last December—which it hopes will pave the way for a number of opportunities on the sub-continent—Dubai-based Empire Aviation Group is set to report a strong 2018.

“We have undertaken some aircraft replacements for our aircraft owners this year, which has been a terrific year for aircraft sales. Financially we are strong, and the number of planes under management has risen and is now very stable,” Paras Dhamecha, executive director of Empire Aviation Group, told AIN in the run-up to MEBAA Dubai 2018.