Massachusetts, MA
Private Jet & Aircraft Management in Massachusetts
Boutique, full-service aircraft management for owners in Massachusetts and greater New England — zero markup, open books, one accountable team.
What we manage
Full-service aircraft management for Massachusetts owners.
From Boston to the Berkshires, OEM Asset Management gives Massachusetts aircraft owners disciplined, open-book management of their flight department. We oversee operations, maintenance, and compliance at cost — extending the same accountable stewardship we provide owners throughout the Northeast.
We manage a broad range of aircraft platforms — from the major OEMs like Gulfstream, Embraer, Pilatus to super-midsize and ultra-long-range flagships alike, applying the same at-cost, open-book discipline to every tail: flight operations, maintenance oversight, regulatory compliance, and transparent financial reporting.
Local to Massachusetts
Why Massachusetts owners choose OEM.
01
Hanscom Field as the practical Boston base
Boston-area owners typically base business aircraft at Hanscom Field (BED) in Bedford rather than Logan, given Logan's commercial-traffic congestion and slot pressure. We build operations around Hanscom's ramp, hangar, and FBO landscape as the default plan for Boston-area aircraft.
02
A genuine New England territory, not just Boston
Massachusetts owners are spread well beyond Boston — the Berkshires in the west, the South Shore and Cape Cod corridor, and fields serving Worcester and the I-90 corridor. We manage aircraft across that full geography with one consistent operating standard rather than treating anything outside Boston as out-of-territory.
03
Seasonal Cape Cod and island demand, planned for
Aircraft serving Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard see sharp seasonal utilization swings. We schedule maintenance, crew availability, and hangar planning around that seasonality instead of reacting to it every summer.
04
One accountable team for owners who split time with New York or Connecticut
A meaningful share of Massachusetts-based owners also have business or family ties pulling them toward New York, Westchester, or Connecticut. Because OEM already manages aircraft across that wider Northeast footprint, multi-state flying doesn't mean multiple vendors.
Frequently Asked
Massachusetts owner questions, answered.
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