Merchant Aviation is a fast growing, full-service aviation consulting firm focusing on Airport Development initiatives with strategic and innovative solutions for today’s result-oriented aviation decision makers. MAv’s holistic approach to development of large-scale airport capital Improvement programs provides excellent passenger experience, enhanced operational efficiencies, and balanced capacity, all while maintaining and growing airport revenues. Our principals have worked at more than 50 airports around the world. Their experience includes strategic visioning, airport planning, design and construction, airline operations and financial feasibility studies.
Some of our noteworthy projects include the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport as Master Planners/Master Architects, JFK Terminal 8 Redevelopment and Capacity Enhancement Project, Toronto Pearson International Airport Transformative Capital Plan, Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport ORAT, Newark Liberty International Airport Terminal A Replacement Program (ORAT Support), LaGuardia International Airport Terminal Replacement Project, Seattle-Tacoma New International Arrivals Facility Planning Study, among many others.
Our team brings many years of diverse experience working with Airlines, Airports and Regulatory agencies. This experience translates to an acute understanding of navigating the multifaceted relationships between FAA, airports, airlines and the passengers they serve.
Our holistic, strategic and innovative approach to development of large-scale airport capital improvement programs provides excellent passenger experience, enhanced operational efficiencies, and balanced capacity, all while maintaining and growing airport revenues.
French-based Groupe ADP took an interest in Merchant Aviation, LLC. Groupe ADP, formerly Aéroports de Paris or ADP (Paris Airports), is an international airport operator based in Paris (France) which operates 29 airports worldwide. Groupe ADP owns and manages Parisian international airports Charles de Gaulle Airport, Orly Airport and Le Bourget Airport, all gathered under the brand Paris Aéroport since 2016.