Air Partner

Air Partner is a global aviation services group specializing in air charter and flight support services, catering to a diverse range of client needs including private jets, commercial aircraft chartering, and freight solutions.

CCI Score

-61.11

June 18

Latest Event

Air Partner’s Role in Facilitating State Deportations

The article details how Air Partner has been subcontracted by the UK Home Office and European agency Frontex to organize and coordinate mass deportation flights, implicating the company in the facilitation of state-directed, authoritarian immigration practices. The report also highlights the company’s history of military contracts and war profiteering, raising serious ethical concerns.

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Air Partner is currently rated as an Architect.

-60 to -100 CCI Score

Companies in this category are instrumental in designing and executing authoritarian rule. They actively create and implement frameworks that sustain oppressive policies, wielding considerable influence in shaping autocratic systems.

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FEB

16

2023

Air Partner’s Role in Facilitating State Deportations
-56.46

The article details how Air Partner has been subcontracted by the UK Home Office and European agency Frontex to organize and coordinate mass deportation flights, implicating the company in the facilitation of state-directed, authoritarian immigration practices. The report also highlights the company’s history of military contracts and war profiteering, raising serious ethical concerns.
-80

Public and Political Behavior

June 18

Air Partner’s engagement in organizing deportation flights for the UK Home Office and Frontex directly supports state practices that target marginalized communities. This involvement bolsters authoritarian immigration enforcement and undermines human rights, resulting in a harsh negative rating under Public and Political Behavior.

Who Greases the Wheels of Deportation Flights? — Stay Grounded
-70

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

June 18

Air Partner's business model, including historical reliance on military and government contracts, raises significant ethical concerns. Their involvement in facilitating deportation logistics not only profits from controversial state practices but also underscores a broader pattern of corporate behavior that prioritizes profit over human rights and social responsibility.

Who Greases the Wheels of Deportation Flights? — Stay Grounded
-60

Economic and Structural Influence

June 18

By leveraging its position as a key subcontractor for multiple government agencies—including the Home Office and Frontex—Air Partner reinforces an economic structure that privileges state power and authoritarian practices. This deep structural involvement contributes to the overall negative assessment.

Who Greases the Wheels of Deportation Flights? — Stay Grounded
AUG

01

2022

Air Partner Facilitates Mass Deportation Flights
-65.75

Air Partner has been implicated in orchestrating logistics for mass deportation flights on behalf of the UK Home Office, Frontex, and other governmental agencies. The company functions as a middleman, arranging charter services for deportations through confidential government contracts and bidding processes.
-90

Public and Political Behavior

June 18

Air Partner's role as the subcontractor for organizing deportation flights directly supports state-driven repatriation and deportation efforts. This involvement in facilitating government-sanctioned forced removals places the company in alignment with authoritarian state practices.

Air Partner: the Home Office's little-known deportation fixer
-85

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

June 18

By profiting from ethically questionable contracts associated with forced deportations, Air Partner demonstrates questionable business practices. Generating significant revenue from state contracts that facilitate human rights abuses underscores a neglect of ethical responsibilities.

Air Partner: the Home Office's little-known deportation fixer