AVIATION consultancy company, Infinity Aviation Support has celebrated its second anniversary by opening its new offices at Westpark Business Campus in Shannon.
Founded in 2024 by Ennis-based Anthony Attoumani, Infinity Aviation Support has completed more than fifty projects across fifteen countries in two years. Corofin based Seán Dooley is Chief Operating Officer of the company.
On Thursday (October 22nd), the company celebrates its growth which was attended by representatives from the aviation industry, government and regional business organisations.
Infinity Aviation Support has three full-time and one part-time employees with two full-time consultants and two part-time consultants. The company provides specialist tailored services through experts in aircraft design, engineering, certification, risk analysis and training, helping aviation companies access technical expertise and additional resources without the need for permanent recruitment.
With professionals working across Ireland, France, Canada and the United States, the company’s growth reflects both its international ambitions and the strength of the aviation ecosystem in Shannon and the wider Mid-West.
Speaking at the event, Anthony Attoumani, Founder and CEO of Infinity Aviation Support, said, “Two years ago, Infinity Aviation Support was a vision. Today, we are an international consultancy, having delivered more than 50 projects in 15 countries. We are proud of what we have achieved in such a short time and, most importantly, of the trust our clients have placed in us.
“The aviation industry faces increasingly complex challenges, and our role is to provide the specialist expertise and flexible support that companies need. Opening our new offices in Shannon is an important step in our development. We are ambitious for the future and excited to continue growing our business from one of Europe’s leading aviation hubs,” he added.
Clare TD, Cathal Crowe (FF) who is party’s spokesperson on aviation commented, “Infinity Aviation Support is an excellent example of a start-up with incredible ambition, becoming a global consultancy in just two years. I am delighted that Anthony chose Shannon as the location to establish and grow his business. Our aviation cluster is a core part of the Mid-West economy, and the success of companies like Infinity demonstrates the strength of the expertise, innovation and international connections that exist here”.
Loïc Guyon, Honorary Consul of France in Limerick, highlighted the strong connections between the Irish and French aviation industries. “It is particularly encouraging to see a business founded by a French-born entrepreneur thriving here in Ireland. Both France and Ireland have world-class aviation ecosystems, and Infinity Aviation Support is a very positive example of the opportunities that arise from collaboration between our two countries. Its growth in just two years is an impressive achievement”.
Helen Downes, Chief Executive of Shannon Chamber, said Infinity Aviation Support was a welcome addition to the region’s aviation cluster. “Shannon has a long-established reputation as a centre of excellence for aviation, supported by a strong network of companies providing highly specialised services to the global industry. Infinity Aviation Support demonstrates how this ecosystem continues to attract entrepreneurs, encourage new businesses and support international growth. We congratulate Anthony and his team on their achievements and wish them every success as they expand”.
The opening of the new offices marks the next phase in Infinity Aviation Support’s development as the company looks to expand its international reach and build on its growing client base.
