Blueberry Aviation announced a landmark yearly achievement, having secured assets acquisitions totalling USD 113.65 million in 2024 alone. This impressive performance reaffirms the company’s leadership in the helicopter trading sector and reflects sustained global demand for its comprehensive fleet offerings and tailored customer solutions. These assets are expected to meet the sustained needs of global clients, covering various platforms and market segments, and offering immediate solutions. This achievement also signals the company’s ability to invest in high-value helicopters to align with industry demands and customer expectations.
Francois Gautier, CEO of Blueberry Aviation commented: “Our 2024 performance demonstrates the strength of our company, our ability to invest for the benefit of our clients to provide solutions whenever they need it. This level of investment in very sought after models such as AW139s and AW169s positions us well for sustained growth, as we continue to offer premium products and services that set industry standards. As we move forward, we remain committed to expanding our global reach, enhancing customer satisfaction, and delivering value-driven helicopter solutions to meet the needs of our customers worldwide.”

Blueberry Aviation is a major player worldwide. Its staff is made up of 25 highly skilled individuals based in Monaco, Dublin, New York, Mumbai, and Singapore, offering helicopter and commercial aircraft placement, sourcing and consultancy services, and trades helicopters from its own portfolio. By 2024 it had completed over 540 helicopter transactions with more than 290 customers for an asset value exceeding $1.88 billion. It also completed more than 170 commercial aircraft transactions for over 70 customers for an asset value above $3.5 billion.
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