Real Estate and Payment Fraud? A Welcome Divorce. By Jason Bennick

Digital payment fraud has fast become one of the most lucrative criminal businesses on earth. Over the next decade, credit card fraud worldwide will likely cost industries $408.5 billion in losses. Moreover, as card payment volume reaches an expected whopping $79.14 trillion by 2030, we’re on a trajectory to lose an estimated $49.32 billion to hidden scammers.[1] Frightening numbers, especially considering the sophistication going into pulling off this much fraud daily. But let’s examine one… Read more

Accounting for Turbulence By Brittney Falls

No one looks forward to taking a flight on a stormy day, as it can be worse than the scariest roller coaster ride. The aviation industry is literally experiencing turbulence as we weather the storm of Covid-19.  Traveling on a flight that is experiencing turbulence can be scary and very unpredictable. As passengers, we know to immediately buckle our seatbelts while the pilots seek solutions such as changing the altitude or going around the storm.… Read more

Companies can gain success across all industries with smart but simple logistics strategies. It is crucial for every business transporting goods to select a freight forwarder that offers reliable service and innovative technology to support it. Competitive advantages empower supply chains to differentiate and achieve efficient operational excellence for sustainable growth. On-time logistics with complete visibility enables you to meet and exceed your clients’ expectations. Partnering with a best-in-class freight forwarder to support aerospace logistics… Read more

Green-Time Engine Leasing by Eddo Weijer

What I love about our industry and GA Telesis is that they are global and dynamic! What I dislike is its cyclical nature.  In Q1 of 2020, I was feeling perhaps, that cycles were a thing of the past and that our industry was headed towards new perpetual growth horizons.  Then, when you least expect it, a pandemic caused global aviation traffic to decline 65.9%. However, change is the law of life, and change offers… Read more

Investing in our TEAM by Ben Macre

If you follow aviation news, you will know that GA Telesis has continued to invest in its business despite the ongoing pandemic.  In the last year, you have seen press releases announcing that GA Telesis has acquired a fleet of 777 aircraft for future part out and lease and converted two 737-800’s from passenger to freighter configuration. GAT has also launched several new divisions: GAT Logistics Solutions Group (shipping and warehousing) and Tarmac Solutions Group… Read more

Quality & Engineering: Keeping GA Telesis Soaring By Fabian Robinson

Have you ever glanced up towards the sky and wondered, “How and why do planes fly so high?”  Divine in their miraculous splendor, aircraft are able to safely soar high above because they are composed of many components that come together to subvert the most obvious laws of physics. Unbeknownst to many, aircraft are modern wonders that would not be the great marvels they are today without quality and engineering. Building upon the foundation laid during… Read more

Building a New Asia Support System by Jason Reed

The growth of the Asia Pacific region in various commodities over the last two decades is nothing short of astounding.  Over 50% of the fastest-growing economies reside within this region, and there is a long runway of future growth.  Industries such as gaming, e-commerce, logistics, motorcycles, and aviation highlight some of the fastest moving products and services seen in the region.  If we specifically drill into the aviation market, new aircraft deliveries over that period… Read more

5 Reasons Women Are Awesome in Technology by Jason Bennick

March is Women’s History Month. Which is a great time to tell the world why women are beyond awesome in so many ways. While I could probably write a book on a thousand reasons, I thought I would share five very powerful ones on why women are awesome in one crucial area: technology. Let’s start with the fact that it’s not as common as it should be that women should be headlining our technology news.… Read more

20 LinkedIn Pro Tips by Jason Bennick

I’m not a LinkedIn “pro”. I’m a 25-year professional for 12 years on LinkedIn and through nearly as many startups, engaging (and being engaged) by thousands on LinkedIn. As we continue our enforced adjustment to a New Virtual Normal, millions on LinkedIn are experiencing a high frequency of engagement. Pouring in daily from every corner of the globe, we see mail from lead services, marketing, websites, and business loans, to legal, social, COVID cleaning, and… Read more

Excelling During a Crisis By Pastor Lopez

The MRO Services Group and GA Telesis ended 2019 on a high note.  Achieving new financial performance records and our legendary holiday party was the best one ever! As we bid farewell to 2019, we were excited to roll into 2020 with a set of goals and objectives that would bring us to another record year, and we were armed with new customer agreements to make it happen. January 2020 began like any other year… Read more