Government

Commitment to Compliance and Regulatory Oversight

Rigorous adherence to and management of aviation regulations are non-negotiable aspects of AISS's operations.

International and Domestic Compliance: The Company ensures it complies with both domestic and international aviation regulations, including those by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
President's Role in Compliance: Mr. Lara is responsible for overseeing the maintenance of ongoing recertifications, licenses, and all regulatory documentation for the Company.

Safety Standard: All operations adhere to aviation regulations and safety standards.

Economic Contribution and U.S. Job Creation

A critical mission for AISS is creating a positive impact on the U.S. economy by generating specialized employment opportunities for United States citizens.

Direct Job Generation: Each aircraft sold and managed is expected to directly generate a minimum of five technically specialized jobs within the United States.

Required Staffing Per Aircraft: Specifically, each aircraft will require at least three pilots, one certified mechanic, and one flight attendant on a continuous basis.

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Market Dynamics: Government and Defense

While AISS focuses on private and corporate clients, it operates within an ecosystem significantly influenced by government demand.

Defense Demand: Government demand for aircraft parts is driven largely by military and defense needs, requiring frequent upgrades and maintenance for aging fleets.
Public Sector Aviation: Government agencies overseeing public sector programs, such as search and rescue or medical transport, also drive demand for consistent, high-quality parts for maintenance and operational readiness.
Strategic Location: Florida’s role as headquarters for many major defense contractors significantly reduces shipping costs for aircraft parts.