Bryson Monteleone shares his journey in the aviation industry, starting from his work in politics to his transition into aviation consulting. He discusses his experience working for Mort Beyer and the valuable insights he gained from the industry luminary. Bryson also talks about his time at MBA and the challenges he faced, including a lawsuit over his first appraisal.
He then explains his role at PwC and the unique services his team provides in aviation finance advisory. The conversation touches on the changing approach to appraisals and the evolving needs of clients in the industry. The conversation explores the granular nature of aircraft valuation and the challenges of defining value in the aviation industry.
The valuation approach requires a breakdown and build-up of value, taking into account various factors such as individual aircraft structures and components. The conversation also touches on the importance of considering the exit paradigm and the impact of COVID-19 on valuation methodologies. The discussion focuses on the role of appraisers in the sustainability conversation and the need for transparency and education in the industry.
Bryson highlights the complexity of valuing aircraft in the context of emerging sustainable technologies and the importance of scenario building and expertise in providing informed advice to clients.
The conversation with Bryson Monteleone covered various topics related to the aviation industry. One theme that emerged was the passion and enthusiasm of the younger generation for aviation. They are eager to learn from the experiences of older professionals and appreciate the stories and anecdotes that shape the industry. Another theme was the evolution of technology in aviation and its impact on the industry. The discussion touched on the challenges and opportunities presented by new technologies, such as un-ducted fans and sustainable aviation fuel. The conversation also highlighted the importance of stability and maturation in adopting new technologies.