Aircraft Management Services, Airplane Management North Carolina, Aircraft Leasing, Airplane Ownership, Aircraft Joint Ownership, Aircraft Time Sharing, North Carolina

Department Staffing
Flight Crew Training
Aircraft Resourcing Options
Aircraft Purchase
Maintenance Agreements
Fuel Agreements
Safety Programs
Budget Operating Cost
Maintenance Records
Record Keeping
Inspection Programs
Travel Office

Flight Operation Manual
Security
Standard Operating Procedures
Aircraft Malfunction Procedures
Minimum Equipment List (MEL)
Crew Resource Management
Emergency Training
Flight, Duty and Rest Time
Fatigue
Drug Policies
PIC Authority
Weather Minimums
Takeoff and Landing Minimums

What airplane is right for my company and management staff? Should we buy, lease or rent? What will the aircraft cost? How do I take care of such a complex machine? What can I do with it when it is not in use? Should we lease it, charter it or have ownership partners? How should I deal with the FAA and IRS?

Aircraft Management Services was started by Andy Profit in 2004 to help answer these and many more questions. Andy is also the president and chief pilot. He is a man who is committed to hiring personnel that shares his commitment, passion and knowledge for aviation. Andy started his flying career in 1982 and continues to build his professional skills and his client base.

Aircraft Management

Services

9038 Mount Carmel Rd, Stokesdale, NC 27357

Tel : (336) 392-7017

Fax : (336) 644-9264

E-mail :
AProfit125@aol.com

He began his business with one airplane and has grown the business to six aircraft in 2009. Aircraft Management Services is located in Greensboro, North Carolina and primarily serves the southeastern United States.

We have a complete knowledge of aviation and we offer a professional, safe and efficient flight department for our owners and partners. They are allowed to keep complete control of their airplane. We notify the owner(s) with any issues that may arise with the craft and provide them with answers on how to address the issue.