Aircraft Recovery Training Archives - AMS Aircraft Recovery Limited

Bristol Airport reacts positively to recovery incident

Bristol Airport suffered the misfortune of a ‘runway excursion’ last December. Their positive reaction has ensured the airport is now equipped to deal with any future incidents, reducing inconvenience for its passengers and protecting airlines. On Friday 22nd December 2017,...

Posted November 2018

AP&M Europe revealed useful tips

Over the last year AMS have attended several aviation related exhibitions and Expos. AP&M Europe’s event at Olympia, London was an obvious venue to visit this month. Aviation exhibitions and Expos have provided useful networking opportunities for us during the...

Posted June 2018

IATA Aircraft Recovery Task Force Conference Update

IATA’s Aircraft Recovery Task Force Conference took place at their offices in Montreal on 16th and 17th May. As one of IATA’s Strategic Partners, AMS Aircraft Recovery Ltd attended to lend their expert opinion and provide one of the keynote...

Posted May 2018

Department of International Trade meeting proves fruitful

Our business relationship with the UK’s Department of International Trade team has quickly added to our knowledge base and resulted in new routes to market. Towards the tail end of 2017 we began the annual review of our marketing activities...

Posted April 2018

Not the first time icy conditions have caused incidents

With snow and freezing conditions affecting airports across the UK we thought it was worth showing that icy conditions don’t stop aircraft recoveries (wherever they may be in the world). This time last year a BA Airbus A319 UPM successfully...

Posted February 2018

Making it easier to find out about AMS: Multi-language pages

Feedback from AMS’s distribution agents resulted in a number of multi-language pages being added to our website last month. Now we’ve added another to complete the first set of four. In November we introduced a number of international overview pages...

Posted December 2017

AMS move forward through 2017

AMS’s 28th year in business has seen a consolidation of sales across our aircraft recovery range and an increase in the number of “live” aircraft recovery training courses we have provided. We returned to IATA’s Aircraft Recovery Task Force Conference...

Posted December 2017

inter airport Europe 2017 proved worthwhile

AMS’s visit to Munich’s inter airport Europe 2017 exhibition proved to be worthwhile, made all the better by an unexpected day of brilliant weather. The inter airport Europe exhibition has generally brought a vast range of different aviation businesses, sales...

Posted November 2017

inter airport Europe 2017. Part of AMS’s expansion plans?

AMS are visiting the inter airport Europe 2017 exhibition at the Munich Trade Fair this month as part of our marketing planning for the next 5 years. AMS haven’t exhibited directly for some while now, as our demonstration events in...

Posted October 2017

Turkmenistan training course: language no barrier

Turkmenistan provides an interesting case study of the type of situation which demonstrates why AMS’s aircraft recovery equipment and training services are being more widely sought. Tourism has grown rapidly in the country in recent years, reflected by the number...

Posted August 2017