Summary 2025
Ver en EspañolYear-end moments naturally invite reflection and evaluation. At Aerocardal, we would like to look back at the year that has just come to a close—2025—through the editorial perspective of specialized media outlets that, throughout the year, featured our company in articles, columns, and in-depth reports.
These publications highlighted Aerocardal’s role in the development of business aviation in the region, the versatility of its multi-purpose fleet, its certifications, and the diversity of its services across executive aviation, aeromedical flights, and cargo operations. They also underscored the strength of our highly experienced and well-qualified pilot team, the incorporation of new aircraft, and the company’s strong technical capabilities in maintenance (CMA), FBO ground handling services, and hangarage.
The articles and editorials reflect a demanding yet highly productive year of operations, in which a wide range of missions, geographies, and client profiles reinforced the importance of rigorous planning, specialized teams, and a fleet prepared to respond to multiple operational scenarios. Consistency between strategy, operations, and execution was one of the defining characteristics of Aerocardal’s performance in 2025.
Finally, and as always, we would like to thank all our clients and passengers who placed their trust in Aerocardal throughout this year. We close 2025 with the conviction to continue building long-term value and to keep contributing to a more efficient, safe, and connected aviation ecosystem.
Sincerely, Ricardo Real – CEO Aerocardal
Aerocardal in the Media 2025
Sounding Board: Five Minutes with Aerocardal CEO Ricardo Real – January
In this interview published by Aviation Week, Ricardo Real, CEO of Aerocardal, shares a strategic perspective on the company’s evolution within a challenging and highly dynamic regional context.
Throughout the conversation, he discusses how operational flexibility, service diversification, and adaptability have been key factors in consolidating Aerocardal’s sustained growth in business and regional aviation.
Aerocardal, Strategic Partner for OMNIPOL’s Aviation and Defense Capabilities in Latin America – February
The specialized outlet Defensa.com highlights Aerocardal as a strategic partner of the Czech group OMNIPOL in Latin America, emphasizing its key role in the development and support of aviation and defense capabilities in the region. The article underscores the company’s track record, technical strength, and deep understanding of the Latin American operating environment.
It also highlights Aerocardal’s international projection and its ability to act as a bridge between global manufacturers and regional markets. This partnership reinforces international confidence in Aerocardal’s local expertise and further consolidates its position as a benchmark for complex, high-standard aeronautical solutions.
Robinson Crusoe Island, Chile: A Hidden Paradise Now More Accessible Than Ever – March
Luxury Travel Magazine addresses the growing accessibility of Robinson Crusoe Island—one of the most unique destinations in the South Pacific—highlighting the fundamental role of air connectivity in its tourism development. The article explores how improved infrastructure and efficient air operations have helped bring this remote destination closer to international travelers.
The publication also emphasizes the importance of sustainable tourism growth, where aviation plays a strategic role in balancing connectivity, environmental preservation, and local development. In this context, air operations are presented as a key enabler for enhancing unique destinations without compromising their identity.
From Medevac to Mining: The Versatility of Air Operations – April
In this article, Air Cargo Week analyzes the ability of regional operators to respond to multiple mission profiles, ranging from aeromedical evacuations to mining-related operations. The piece highlights the importance of versatile fleets, highly trained crews, and flexible operational structures.
It also emphasizes how experience in demanding environments enables operators to adapt quickly to different productive sectors. Operational versatility thus emerges as a key differentiating factor in markets where logistical and humanitarian needs coexist on a daily basis.
How FBOs in Latin America Can Lead the Way Toward Greener Aviation – May
Travel Daily News explores the strategic role FBOs in Latin America can play in the transition toward more sustainable aviation. The column examines initiatives related to energy efficiency, the adoption of new technologies, and best operational practices aimed at reducing environmental impact.
The article underscores that sustainability depends not only on aircraft, but also on ground infrastructure and services. In this scenario, FBOs emerge as key players capable of driving tangible change and leading a gradual transformation toward a more responsible aviation model.
Aerocardal Seeks to Introduce the L 410 NG Multi-Role Aircraft in Mexico – June
Mexican outlet A21 analyzes Aerocardal’s strategy to expand the presence of the L 410 NG multi-role aircraft in the Mexican market. The article highlights the aircraft’s capabilities, designed to operate in diverse environments and support multiple mission types, both civil and institutional.
It also addresses the potential of the Mexican market for this type of aircraft, considering factors such as regional connectivity, special operations, and logistical needs. This initiative reflects Aerocardal’s vision of strengthening its regional footprint through market-tailored solutions.
Electric Air Mobility in Latin America Needs More Than Aircraft – July
Urban Air Mobility News reflects on the challenges facing electric air mobility in Latin America, noting that the development of this segment requires far more than technological innovation alone. The article highlights the need for clear regulatory frameworks, adequate infrastructure, and viable operational models.
It also emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach that takes into account the specific characteristics of each country and region. Without coordinated planning between public and private stakeholders, the adoption of new air mobility solutions could face significant limitations.
Aerocardal Joins the Embraer Service Center Network – August
Aviation Week reports on Aerocardal’s incorporation into the Embraer Service Center Network, a milestone that strengthens its positioning in aircraft maintenance and technical support in Latin America. The article highlights the technical capabilities and operational standards supporting this designation.
This recognition consolidates Aerocardal as a strategic partner for Embraer aircraft operators in the region, expanding its service offering and strengthening local support infrastructure. The inclusion reflects the manufacturer’s confidence in the company’s experience and track record.
Industry Interview: Ricardo Real, Aerocardal – September
Business Airport International presents an in-depth interview with Ricardo Real, addressing Aerocardal’s strategic pillars, fleet diversity, and focus on operational excellence. The conversation provides clear insight into how the company balances growth, efficiency, and personalized service.
The interview also explores the future outlook of private and regional aviation in Latin America, highlighting opportunities, challenges, and emerging trends. Real’s perspective reinforces Aerocardal’s role as a proactive and strategically driven industry player.
Jet Pilot Training in Latin America Requires Regional Solutions – October
In an extensive interview, Professional Pilot Magazine analyzes the growing demand for specialized jet pilot training in Latin America, driven by the expansion of fleets and increasingly complex operations across the region. The article highlights the need for programs tailored to local operational realities.
The publication emphasizes that regional solutions help enhance safety, optimize costs, and strengthen continuous crew training. In this context, training emerges as a fundamental pillar for the sustainable development of business and regional aviation.
Financing Latin America’s Next Regional Fleet – December
AviationPros examines the financial challenges associated with renewing regional fleets in Latin America, amid technological modernization and increasing operational demands. The article analyzes different financing alternatives and investment models available to operators.
It also highlights the role of companies with technical expertise and strategic vision in supporting fleet renewal processes. Financial planning emerges as a key factor in ensuring efficient, sustainable operations aligned with the future needs of the regional market.
