Aero-Dienst Aero-Dienst Aero-Dienst GmbH & Co. KG is a German charter airline operating business jet and air ambulance flights out of Nuremberg Airport. The company was founded in 1958 by the "Diel und Faun" company, initially operating several jet and propeller aircraft and helicopters. Since 1998, Aero-Dienst operates air ambulance services on behalf of ADAC. It is one of the oldest commercial airlines in Germany that still operates under its original name. As of November 2018, Aero-Dienst operates the following aircraft for its charter and ambulance services: On 7 June 1993, an Aero-Dienst Learjet 35A (registered D-COCO) crashed shortly after takeoff
Aero Contractors (Nigeria) become the first official airline casualty of Nigeria's worsening economic crisis after it announced it would suspend all scheduled operations with effect from September 1, 2016. Aero was wholly owned by the Ibru family. Asset Management Company of Nigeria (AMCON) now owns 60% of the shares, with the remainder owned by Ibru family interests. Aero has two divisions: Aero still has a technical partnership with CHC regarding its rotary wing division. No figures appear to have been published regarding profitability or other business trends. Aero serves the following destinations: The Aero Contractors Fleet consists of the following aircraft as of