The 17-year-old Air New Zealand’s Airbus A320 Aircraft under Aventure Aviation will be dismantled at Ascent Aviation in Roswell, New Mexico.
Aventure Aviation, an aftermarket aviation parts supplier, will be managing the teardown and sale of parts for an Airbus A320, MSN 2533 aircraft. The jet was last operated by Air New Zealand and was registered as ZK-OJM. The aircraft is 17 years old and will be dismantled at Ascent Aviation in Roswell, New Mexico.
Aventure Aviation is in active discussions with owners, financial institutions, lessors, and airlines to find such solutions that will help in the revenue-generating process by conducting a teardown for idle Air New Zealand Airbus A320 aircraft.
“This A320 marks our first teardown of 2023,” said Ebrahim Zakaria, Senior Director, Business Development, Aventure. “We expect a surge of acquisitions to bolster our A320 portfolio as we look to further diversify our product and customer base,” he further added.
Aventure Aviation is an ASA-100 accredited aviation parts and Services Company headquartered near Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, U.S. The company has additional offices in Beijing, Delhi, Istanbul, Karachi, London, and Toronto, and representatives in strategic locations worldwide.
“Aventure continues to offer a unique global aviation investment platform for investors, leasing companies, and owners. With our experience with aircraft teardowns and a significant global customer base, we have solutions to deploy capital, provide asset management services, and material consignments for stakeholders, said Talha Faruqi, President, Aventure. “We continue to see inquiries from investors looking for options in diversifying their portfolios,” he further added.
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Services also include OEM distributorships, component repair & overhaul management, and surplus inventory consignment sales. Aventure’s modern facilities include a large, purpose-built warehouse that stocks Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Embraer, General Dynamics F-16, and Lockheed Martin Hercules C-130 aircraft parts.
