Following its recent strategic transformation, OMNIPOL Group is expanding its international activities and broadening its technology portfolio. A new specialized entity, OMNIPOL Airports, has been established under the key subsidiary OMNIPOL Defence. The new company fully integrates the capabilities of TRANSCON, a leader in the field of airport lighting technologies in the Czech Republic.
OMNIPOL, a.s. has successfully completed its internal transformation process, responding to the dynamic growth and technological evolution of the entire group. The original company has formally split into two parts: the parent structure, OMNIPOL Group, and its subsidiary, OMNIPOL Defence. Both entities fully share and build upon the 90 year tradition, continuity, and strong reputation of the OMNIPOL brand.
Aircraft Industries (a member of OMNIPOL Group) has signed a memorandum with its strategic partner Aerocardal to establish a new service centre for L 410 aircraft directly in Chile. This step represents an important milestone that will bring comprehensive regional support to customers in Latin America.
We have delivered the third L 410 NG aircraft to Chile for our valued partner AeroCardal, which operates our aircrafts on regular charter routes.
Minulý týden jsme předali třetí letoun L 410 NG ministerstvu pro mimořádné situace Kazachstánu. Slavnostní ceremoniál proběhl na mezinárodním letišti v Šymkentu – významném strategickém centru na jihu země s klíčovou dopravní a průmyslovou infrastrukturou.
OMNIPOL Group has secured 13th place in the prestigious ranking of the most valuable Czech companies, prepared annually by Seznam Zprávy in cooperation with consulting firm Deloitte. We were ranked as an entire group, including our companies Aircraft Industries, ERA, and MESIT.
The OMNIPOL Group has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the Australian company SiNAB Technologies. The signing ceremony took place in September in Prague with the participation of OMNIPOL President Jiří Podpěra and SiNAB Technologies CEO Tony Landers.
After a mass traffic accident, our L 410 NG aircraft was deployed in Kazakhstan for the urgent transportation of a seriously injured patient. Thanks to the rapid response of the local team, plus the sophisticated ambulance solution contained within our aircraft, the transport was carried out on time and the patients life was saved.
Last week, we handed over another L 410 NG aircraft to Senegal at Aircraft Industries. The ceremony was led by the Minister of Land and Air Transport, Yankhoba Diémé, alongside Air Force General Joseph Mamadou Diop and other members of the Senegalese delegation.
