Press release
Boost Air emerges as Spain’s first independent aviation group
- Aiming to establish itself as the leading Spanish aviation reference, the group plans to double its turnover within five years.
- Boost Air will provide services to any aircraft throughout its entire lifecycle across defense, executive, and commercial aviation.
- With a strategic presence across the country, wholly Spanish-owned, and with 25 years of defense sector experience, the company positions itself as a reliable partner for the Spanish Armed Forces.
Madrid, 17 March 2026. In 2025, Hyperion Fund and Corporación Financiera Azuaga joined forces to create the largest aviation services company in the Spanish market, driven by the vision of building a new national and international leader in the sector. Within this context, and through the integration of Gestair, Brok-air, and ATS Aviation, Boost Air was born, a new aviation group set to become Spain’s independent reference in the industry, offering a 360º industrial model, international presence, and the capability to service any aircraft, in any segment, throughout its lifecycle.
With extensive experience in defense, executive, and commercial aviation, the creation of Boost Air comes at a pivotal moment for the industry, marked by sector growth, ageing fleets, strengthened defense programmes, and increasing demand for maintenance and technical support to ensure aircraft safety, reliability, and punctuality. By integrating the capabilities of the three companies and leveraging their synergies, Boost Air aims to double its turnover within five years, starting from its current figure of around €300 million.
“Boost Air is not merely a rebranding exercise; it is the natural evolution of three leading companies choosing to operate as a single group to offer a stronger, more integrated proposition with greater responsiveness to today’s and future aviation needs,” says Miguel Ángel Morell, CEO of Boost Air. “Our goal is to become Spain’s independent aviation group of reference, with the capacity to compete robustly beyond our borders.”
A unique 360º model in Spain
The new company integrates all the capabilities required for an aircraft under a single structure: management and operations, line and base maintenance, component repair and management, design and modification (including special conversions), defense-specific capabilities, and technical and flight crew training. All of this is structured across three main segments: defense, executive aviation, and commercial aviation.
“Today, the market demands partners capable of providing complete solutions, with industrial vision, safety, agility, and technical specialisation. That is precisely what Boost Air represents: an integrated ecosystem connecting all the capabilities necessary to keep an aircraft flying safely and reliably,” Morell adds.