Avia Solutions Group: Aviation Holding Company with Global Operations

When you think of airlines in Europe, you might picture big names like Ryanair or Wizz Air—but behind many of them is a single parent company: Avia Solutions Group, a leading aviation holding company that owns, manages, and supports airlines, aircraft leasing firms, and maintenance providers across multiple continents. Also known as ASG, it’s the hidden engine powering dozens of regional carriers and commercial flight operations worldwide.

Avia Solutions Group doesn’t fly planes itself, but it owns companies that do. It runs Wizz Air, a low-cost airline operating across Europe and the Middle East, known for aggressive expansion and ultra-low fares, and holds stakes in other carriers like AirBaltic, Latvia’s national carrier that connects the Baltics to major European hubs. It also owns Avia Solutions Group’s aircraft leasing arm, which provides planes to airlines that can’t afford to buy them outright. This mix of ownership, leasing, and maintenance services makes it one of the most influential players in global aviation—not because it flies the most passengers, but because it controls the infrastructure that keeps so many flights running.

What makes Avia Solutions Group different is how it operates. While most airlines focus on one region or one business model, ASG runs a network of specialized companies that feed into each other. One part leases planes, another handles maintenance, another runs ticketing systems, and another manages pilot training. This vertical integration lets them cut costs, respond faster to market shifts, and keep airlines running even during crises like fuel spikes or pandemic shutdowns. You’ll find their influence in posts about airline expansions, flight delays fixed by their maintenance teams, or new routes launched by their owned carriers.

What you’ll find below is a collection of news stories tied to Avia Solutions Group’s ecosystem: airline deals, aircraft orders, regulatory battles, and operational updates from the companies it owns or supports. Whether it’s a new route launched by Wizz Air, a maintenance contract signed by one of its subsidiaries, or a financial report from its leasing division—this page ties them all together. No fluff. Just real updates from the behind-the-scenes force shaping air travel today.