About
Harrier Aviation Advisory is a boutique advisory firm, led personally by its founder, for lessors, traders and USM suppliers.
Founder & Managing Director
Aeronautical engineer with more than twelve years of hands-on experience across the full life of an aircraft asset — from airline operation and the engine shop to USM, leasing, trading and asset management.
His background brings together the operational, shop and commercial views of the same asset. He has worked in airline continuing airworthiness, in the engine shop on shop visit documentation, on the redelivery of aircraft and engines, and on the leasing and trading side, assessing assets for acquisition, lease and part-out. Each stage adds a different reading of the records: how the asset was operated, how it was maintained and repaired, and how the market will value it.
That broad view is matched by detailed work at every stage. Daily use of the technical manuals, service bulletins and airworthiness directives, and a working knowledge of each process from removal to release certificate, give every conclusion a solid and verifiable technical basis — and show where the records add value to the asset and where they put it at risk.
As Technical Director he led technical teams through records audits, transitions, workscope decisions and pre-acquisition assessments, setting the standard of detail and reviewing every deliverable.
He founded Harrier Aviation Advisory to apply that experience personally to every asset: technical confidence down to the detail, and a clear view of how each finding affects the value of the asset.
Founder’s technical background
5,000+
Life-limited parts reviewed for back-to-birth traceability
200+
Engines technically assessed for sale, purchase, lease and part-out
100+
Aircraft technically assessed, including physical inspections
Experience
A wide view of the industry, with detailed, hands-on work at each stage. Every assessment draws on all of them.
01
The airline view: maintenance programme, AD and SB compliance, fleet records and the acceptance of aircraft into service.
02
Shop visit documentation, workscopes, repairs and release certificates — how the shop builds the records the market later relies on.
03
Preparing aircraft and engines for lease return to EASA and FAA requirements, physical inspections and records acceptance.
04
Back-to-birth traceability of LLPs and high-value parts, teardown records and the documentation that makes a part saleable.
05
Lease compliance, pre-acquisition technical evaluation and the commercial reading of the records in sale, purchase and lease transactions.
06
Leading technical teams, workscope and budget decisions for engines, APUs and landing gear, and protecting asset value at every stage.
Career pathIberia Maintenance · Wamos Air · KP Aviation (Technical Records Engineer to Technical Director) · Founder, Harrier Aviation Advisory
Expertise & credentials
CFM56 · V2500 · CF6-80 · PW4000 · CF34 · Rolls-Royce
Airbus and Boeing narrow-body and wide-body families
Aeronautical Engineering (Powerplant), Universidad Politécnica de Madrid · Master in Aircraft Maintenance and Safety, Universidad Europea de Madrid
EASA Part 21, Part M, Part 145, Part 66 and Part 147 · EWIS · Fuel Tank Safety · Human Factors · English and Spanish