Airport & Aviation Marketing Services

Use Strategic Outreach to Grow Your Airport

What separates Aviatrix Communications from other outreach firms is simple: we focus exclusively on aviation and airport clients. Comprised of public relations, marketing, advertising and website development professionals, each team member at Aviatrix Communications has direct aviation experience. From air shows to websites, event coordination to branding programs, we have provided aviation and airport clients of all sizes with quality, positive, and effective outreach programs.

Airport Marketing Services: Common Questions

What makes Aviatrix Communications different from other marketing firms?

We work only with airports and aviation clients, and that has been true from the start. Everyone here has direct aviation experience: former airport spokespeople, aviation journalists, and designers and developers who build airport websites every day. It shows up in the details. We have more than 50 airport websites under our maintenance program, and our crisis plan writers are trained public information officers who have taken NTSB and TSA classes. That shared background means we can get to the actual work quickly.

What types of aviation marketing services does Aviatrix Communications offer?

Our most requested work is air service marketing, airport master plan outreach, brand development, content creation, creative development, crisis communications, event coordination, media training, public relations, social media, website development, ADA Title II accessibility, and airport website widgets like FIDS feeds and TSA wait times. That's the popular list rather than the limit, so if an airport needs something in this space that isn't on it, just ask. You can take one service or the whole program. Everything is built for airports, since airports are the only clients we have.

How can Aviatrix Communications help with airport crisis communications?

We write the plan, then train the people who have to use it. Each plan builds scenarios for the risks your airport actually faces, defines each team member's role, and includes templates, checklists, and step-by-step instructions so nobody drafts a holding statement from scratch at 2 a.m. Our plan writers are trained public information officers who have taken NTSB and TSA classes. Our staff has run plans like these in real incidents, as airport employees and as consultants.