ACMI Services

ACMI Services

ACMI means Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance and is also designated as wet-lease operations. Sevenair offers both long and short term solutions within Europe, Middle East and Africa delivering a fully customizable, tailor made ACMI product to the customer requests and expectations.

With extensive experience operating ACMI contracts for governments, tour operators, airlines and brokers, Sevenair is a leading European operator in the regional aviation ACMI industry.
Our fleet ranges from non-pressurized and pressurized 8 to 19 seats aircraft capable of also carrying 900 to 2.000kgs on cargo operations, being the most flexible in terms of short to medium range flights being able to operate in the majority of airports.

About ACMI and Advantages

ACMI, or Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance, is a leasing arrangement in which an airline rents an aircraft, along with a crew, maintenance, and insurance, from another airline or leasing company for a specific period of time. This type of leasing can be a cost-effective way for airlines to operate additional flights without having to purchase or lease additional aircraft.

One of the main advantages of ACMI leasing is the flexibility it provides. Airlines can increase or decrease their fleet size as needed, depending on changes in demand for their services. This allows them to respond quickly to market conditions, such as seasonal changes or unexpected events, without having to make long-term commitments to purchasing or leasing additional aircraft.

Another advantage of ACMI leasing is the reduced cost and risk. By leasing aircraft, airlines can avoid the high costs of purchasing new aircraft and the risks associated with owning and maintaining a fleet. ACMI providers typically take on the responsibility for maintenance and insurance, which can save the airline a significant amount of money. Additionally, in the case of an accident or other incident, the leasing company is typically responsible for any damage or liability, which can help to protect the airline from financial losses.

ACMI leasing can also provide airlines with access to a wider range of aircraft types. Many ACMI providers have a fleet of different aircraft types, which allows airlines to quickly and easily add new routes or services without having to purchase or lease the specific aircraft type they need. This can be especially beneficial for smaller airlines that may not have the resources to purchase or lease a diverse fleet.

In addition, ACMI leasing can provide airlines with a more reliable fleet. ACMI providers typically have a team of experienced maintenance and engineering staff that are responsible for ensuring that the aircraft are well-maintained and ready to fly. This can help to minimize the risk of aircraft downtime and reduce the need for expensive repairs and maintenance.

ACMI leasing can also provide airlines with access to experienced flight crews. Many ACMI providers will include a flight crew as part of the leasing package, which can be especially beneficial for airlines that are starting new routes or services. This can help to ensure that the airline has the necessary crew to operate the aircraft and can help to minimize the risk of delays or cancellations due to a lack of qualified pilots.

Overall, ACMI leasing can be a cost-effective and flexible way for airlines to operate additional flights without having to purchase or lease additional aircraft. It can provide airlines with access to a wider range of aircraft types, experienced flight crews, and a more reliable fleet, while also reducing the costs and risks associated with owning and maintaining a fleet. It’s a great option for airlines to consider when they need to expand their fleet or add new routes, but don’t want to invest in the high costs of buying aircraft.

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