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Sample rows

10 of the 481 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 61 businesses, 43 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 48.

14 rows (3%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Immaculate Flight with 14. 452 businesses have a name used only once, and 291 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 277 rated businesses is 4.8, and 117 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 337 email addresses, 99 (29%) are role addresses such as info@, 172 (51%) name a person and 66 (20%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this aviation consultant email list?

The aviation consultant file has 481 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a consulting practice in aviation: an aircraft acquisition adviser, a charter certification specialist, an airport planner, a safety and compliance consultant, an appraiser or a broker who advises buyers of business jets. Many are one-person firms run by a former pilot, mechanic or airline manager. A consultant listed at two addresses shows up twice.

337 listings carry an email address read from the firm's website, one per business. 452 rows have a phone number and 353 have a website, which is common for consultants who sell on credentials and need a page to show them.

The file uses one category, Aviation consultant. It does not tell you whether a firm advises on helicopters, airlines, airports or private jets, so the name and site must do that.

How can you segment the file?

Filter in Excel or Google Sheets on the CSV columns. Four of them help with consultants.

The business name column often names the field: aircraft, jet, charter, airport, safety, drone, helicopter, appraisal or maintenance. A simple word search sorts the list into practices that serve owners, operators, airports or manufacturers.

State and city show where the practice is based. Teterboro, New Jersey, Fort Pierce, Florida, and Fort Lauderdale appear among the cities with the most listings. A seller who attends a regional airport event can invite the consultants nearby.

Email type is where this list stands out. 172 of the 337 addresses belong to a named person, 99 are role addresses and 66 sit on a free mail service. Because most consultants are solo experts, a named address usually reaches the person who gives the advice.

• Business name: aircraft, charter, airport, safety, drone or appraisal.
• State and city: choose by airport region or event.
• Email type: named addresses reach the individual consultant.
• Website: credentials and client types are listed on the site.

Who buys an aviation consultant email list?

Aviation product and service companies buy lists of consultants to gain referral partners. Aircraft insurance brokers and underwriters want advisers who place clients. Aircraft financing and leasing firms look for the people who guide an owner through a purchase. Maintenance tracking and flight operations software vendors pitch consultants who recommend tools to operators.

Avionics shops, aircraft parts brokers and pre-purchase inspection facilities work with consultants. Pilot training schools, flight simulator makers and safety management system providers also want advisers as partners. Trade publications, conference organizers and regulatory research services sell subscriptions and tickets to consultants. Business aviation charter marketplaces look for consultants who certify new operators.

Texas has 61 listings and Florida 48, so those two states hold the most consultants a partner program could sign.

How do you run outreach to aviation consultants?

An aviation consultant travels, visits airports and clients, and checks email in airports and on phones. A message must make sense in two lines on a small screen. State what you offer, what a referral or partnership means for the consultant, and what you need from them.

Because 172 addresses are named, you can use first names and keep a personal tone. Experts who sell on their own name tend to ignore generic mail. Refer to a detail from their website, such as the aircraft types they cover or the certificate work they list, so they see you looked.

Offer something that fits their relationship with clients. An insurance broker can offer a fast quote line for the consultant's clients. A software vendor can offer a demo account the consultant can test before recommending. A training school can offer a referral fee in plain terms, if that is part of your program.

Send in small batches and give a longer follow-up gap than usual, because travel delays replies. A phone call works for consultants who list a mobile number. Review replies after the first batch before sending the rest.

What email rules apply when you write to aviation consultants?

CAN-SPAM applies to commercial email sent to a consulting practice. Each message should show your valid postal address and carry a working opt-out that you honor. A consultant who answers with a stop request should be removed from every later mailing.

Which states and cities should you start with?

By state, listings and emails: Texas 61 and 43, Florida 48 and 34, California 31 and 22, Ohio 15 and 10, Washington 15 and 10, Georgia 14 and 10, New York 14 and 10, Oklahoma 13 and 9, Alabama 12 and 8, Colorado 12 and 8.

Fort Lauderdale has 7 consultants. New York and Houston have 6. Tulsa and Dallas have 5. Miami, Fort Pierce, Atlanta, Teterboro and Cleveland have 4 each.

South Florida, with Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Fort Pierce, is a compact region for an in-person campaign. Houston and Dallas give Texas two stops, and Tulsa gives Oklahoma a clear center.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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