Sunrision Aviation

Sunrision Aviation is an aircraft asset management company. It focuses on aircraft recovery at the end of an aircraft's life, including acquisition, teardown management and global parts distribution. The company supports aircraft owners, lessors, airlines and MRO providers through the full retirement lifecycle. It has more than 20 years of industry experience and more than $20 billion in aircraft procurement experience.

Sunrision works across China, Southeast Asia and North America. It has an airline and MRO network that spans these regions. The company says it can identify retirement opportunities where an aircraft still holds recoverable asset value, and it then oversees the work through to inventory capture.

The company's services follow six steps. It identifies aircraft with recoverable value. It runs a technical evaluation of maintenance history, component condition and market potential. It oversees teardown from disassembly through inventory capture. It keeps airworthiness and documentation under control so that parts stay traceable. It then remarkets certified components through established global channels, and it delivers inventory to airline, leasing and MRO customers.

It has three aircraft under management or evaluation. These are a 2013 Gulfstream G550 with two BR710 engines, which is a teardown candidate, a 2010 Gulfstream G450 with two Tay engines, which is also a teardown candidate, and a 2015 Embraer E190 with two CF34-10E engines, which is under evaluation. Each aircraft is shown with its engine type and approximate flight hours.

Sunrision aims to maximize the value of retired aircraft through structured evaluation and careful documentation. Its team connects inventory with airlines, MRO providers, leasing companies and aftermarket buyers worldwide. Customers can get in touch through a contact section to discuss an aircraft project.

Services

• Aircraft acquisition
• Technical evaluation
• Teardown management
• Airworthiness and documentation control
• Parts remarketing
• Global distribution
• Aircraft asset recovery
• Regulatory compliance
• Airline and MRO network
• Aircraft under management