MA60 freighter main-deck cargo bay, restraint net rigged, looking aft

XTND AVIATION

XTND AVIATION

Marketing, trading and operating aircraft

XTND Aviation is the aviation division of XTND International. We market new aircraft for XAC and SAIC, trade any type, place ACMI capacity and develop fleets and networks for operators.

Business
MKT · TRD · ACMI · BD
Stations
BKK · SIN
Part of
XTND INTERNATIONAL

01 — The group

One aviation division. Four business areas

XTND Aviation is where XTND International puts its aviation work. We market new aircraft for two Chinese manufacturers, trade aircraft of any type, place ACMI capacity with operators, and develop fleets and networks for the operators we work with. We are a marketing and commercial house: the campaign, the documentation and the counterparty work that move an aircraft type from a factory to an operator.

XTND INTERNATIONAL

Business areas
04
OEM principals
02
Stations
02

02 — Business areas

Four areas, one desk

Each area runs its own counterparties and its own commercial line. Open a card for the full picture.

  • MKT — 01 Mandated

    Marketing aircraft for XAC and SAIC

    New build — MA60, MA600, Y-8F400

    We market and place new-build aircraft from Xi’an Aircraft Company and Shaanxi Aircraft Company — the MA60 and MA600 regional turboprops and the Y-8F400 freighter.

    OEM principals
    XAC · SAIC
    Types
    MA60 · MA600 · Y8F400
    Region
    Asia

    AVIC · XAC · SAIC

  • TRD — 02 Open

    Trading aircraft

    Any type, either side of the trade

    We source, inspect and sell aircraft of any type — acting for the buyer or the seller, and standing behind the record we publish.

    Scope
    Any type
    Side
    Buy or sell
    Records
    Released in full
  • ACMI — 03 Available

    ACMI services

    Aircraft, crew, maintenance, insurance

    Wet-lease capacity placed with operators who need lift now — the aircraft, the crew, the maintenance and the insurance carried as one contract.

    Model
    ACMI wet lease
    Covers
    A · C · M · I
    Term
    Short and long
  • BD — 04 Open

    Business development for operators

    Fleet, network and partners

    We build the fleet, route and partner pipeline behind an operator’s growth, and run it as one commercial line rather than three.

    Clients
    Operators
    Scope
    Fleet · Routes · Partners
    Region
    Asia

03 — Programmes

The types we carry

Four aircraft types, from a nineteen-seat utility turboprop to a sixty-tonne freighter. Figures are the manufacturers’ own.

Y-12F B-0CR7 airborne, port side, gear down

01 AVIC · Harbin Aircraft Industry Group

Y-12F

Nineteen-seat utility STOL

A clean-sheet replacement for the Y-12E rather than a variant of it. Maximum take-off weight rose by almost half, the strut-braced wing became a cantilever wing, the fixed gear became retractable, and the structure was designed to a damage-tolerance philosophy for the first time in the family.

In certification

Max payload
3,000 kg
MTOW
8,400 kg
Powerplant
2 × PT6A-65B
Range, max fuel
2,255 km

© AVIC / Harbin Aircraft Industry Group · photo Wang Duanyang

MA60 empennage in the assembly hangar at Xi’an

02 AVIC · Xi’an Aircraft Company

MA60 · MA600

Fifty to sixty-seat regional turboprop

An all-metal pressurised high-wing twin in the class the ATR and Dash 8 own elsewhere. The MA600 is the updated airframe on the same formula. Both are in service and both are available, which is the part that matters to an operator looking for lift this year rather than in four.

In service

Class
50–60 seats
Powerplant
2 × PW127J
Configuration
High wing, pressurised
Family
MA60 · MA600
Y-8F400 in cruise above snow-covered mountains

03 AVIC · Shaanxi Aircraft Company

Y-8F400

Sixty-tonne tactical freighter

A pressurised-hold four-turboprop freighter for the operators these aircraft actually transact with — regional cargo, government utility and humanitarian work across Southeast and Central Asia. The all-Chinese WJ-6 powerplant removes the engine-side supply exposure that has stalled competing programmes outright.

Launch mandate

Max payload
15 t
MTOW
61 t
Powerplant
4 × WJ-6
Range at 15 t
2,200 km
HH-200 unmanned freighter on the ramp in AirLink livery

04 AVIC · Xi’an Civil Aircraft

HH-200

Unmanned tonne-class freighter

No cockpit. A clean-sheet twin-boom freighter sold as an air vehicle together with its ground control segment and certified as one system, with express-sector customers signed before first flight. The distinctive part is not the airframe — it is that the whole system is on a civil certification track.

In flight test

Max payload
1,500 kg
MTOW
4.57 t
Hold
12–18 m³
Wingspan
16.8 m

04 — Capabilities

What we do across the business

Six functions run across all four business areas. Open one to see how we apply it.

  • Aircraft sourcing and placement

    Finding the airframe and finding the operator — and making sure they are the same mission.

  • Type documentation

    A dossier per type, built to be read by an operator, a financier and a regulator.

  • Programme management

    The prime contractor function — schedule, budget and accountability across the whole mandate.

  • OEM and government relations

    The manufacturer, the export authority and the financing channel handled as one negotiation.

  • Fleet and flight operations

    Standing behind the fleet after delivery — crew, support and the operating envelope.

  • Airport and ground infrastructure

    The field the fleet operates from — apron, handling and the ground the type needs.

05 — Stations

Two stations, one operating day

The programme office sits in Bangkok, the group structure in Singapore. Both run on the same Asian window.

  • Office

    20:40:59UTC+7

    Bangkok

    Thailand

    The programme office. Bangkok carries programme management, type documentation and the technical work behind every business area.

    Coordinates
    13.7563° N / 100.5018° E
    Timezone
    Asia/Bangkok
    Station manager
    Peter A. Moelgaard
  • Office

    21:40:59UTC+8

    Singapore

    Singapore

    The group station. Singapore holds the corporate structure, the commercial line and the fleet side of the business.

    Coordinates
    1.3521° N / 103.8198° E
    Timezone
    Asia/Singapore
    Station manager
    Peter A. Moelgaard

06 — Team

The people who carry it

Four people, four areas — direction and programmes, technical and commercial, China and OEM relations, finance and administration. Open a card for the full profile, or write to the aviation desk below.

  • Peter A. Moelgaard

    Peter A. Moelgaard

    Managing Director

    Direction and programmes

    ProgrammesCommercialCounterparties
  • Pipatpong Yarnnarat

    Pipatpong Yarnnarat

    Aviation technical and commercial

    Technical and commercial

    Type documentationDeliveryMaintenance
  • Bill Zhiyang Li

    Bill Zhiyang Li

    Chinese OEM liaison

    China and OEM relations

    XACSAICAVIC
  • Mark Amarit

    Finance and administrative planning

    Finance and administration

    StructuringTax and legalPlanning

07 — Contact

Talk to the aviation desk

Aircraft enquiries, ACMI capacity or a commercial conversation — the desk reads every message.