GippsAERO names JB Investments as Authorized Airvan Dealer

GippsAERO, the aircraft manufacturing arm of Mahindra Aerospace, has signed an agreement today appointing JB Investments, as the authorized GippsAERO dealer for Poland, Slovenia, Czech, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia, Romania, Ukraine and Bosnia. (Photo – from Left: Jan Borowski, CEO, JB Investments, Wojciech Jeziorski, Sales Manager, JB Investments and Dr Terry Miles, CEO, GippsAERO).

JB Investments will be providing new aircraft sales for the GippsAERO GA8 Airvan, an eight-seat utility aircraft well suited to many markets in their region.
 
Terry Miles, CEO of GippsAERO said that they are pleased to announce the newest addition to the GippsAERO dealer network, JB Investments. “Being the longest-running light aircraft distribution company in Poland, the team at JB Investments has a proven reputation in their marketplace.”

 
Arvind Mehra, Executive Director & CEO, Mahindra Aerospace Pvt. Ltd., said the appointment of JB Investments is a testament to their commitment towards the globalization of the GippsAERO product line.
 
Jan Borowski, CEO of JB Investments, said, “We are very excited to be representing GippsAERO and the GA8 Airvan in our region of Europe. This aircraft fills its own niche in the utility market, and is incredibly versatile in its applications.”
 
The GippsAERO GA8 Airvan is an Australian designed and manufactured eight-seat utility aircraft, EASA certified since 2005. Its low-operating costs, excellent STOL capabilities and high full-fuel payload have made the Airvan particularly popular with both private and commercial operators.
 
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