Infinity Aviation Support opens new Shannon offices to mark second anniversary

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Infinity Aviation Support has celebrated its second anniversary by opening new offices at Westpark Business Campus in Shannon.

The aviation consultancy, founded in 2024 by industry expert Anthony Attoumani, said it has completed more than 50 projects across 15 countries in the past two years. The company offers services in aircraft design, engineering, certification, risk analysis and training.

The opening ceremony was attended by representatives from the aviation sector, government and regional business groups. At the event Attoumani said the new Shannon base is “an important step in our development” and highlighted the ambition to grow from “one of Europe’s leading aviation hubs”.

County Clare TD Cathal Crowe welcomed the firm’s rapid growth, describing Infinity Aviation Support as “an excellent example of a start‑up with incredible ambition, becoming a global consultancy in just two years”. He praised Shannon’s aviation cluster as a core part of the Mid West economy.

Helen Downes, chief executive of the Shannon Chamber, called the company a “welcome addition to the region’s aviation cluster”, noting Shannon’s long‑standing reputation as a centre of excellence for aviation and its strong network of specialised service providers.

Source: Limerick Post. Photo: Mathias Reding / Pexels.

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