Trans Maldivian Airways
Gaurav Jain is an experienced professional in financial reporting and controlling, currently serving as the Head of Financial Reporting and Product Controlling at Škoda Auto Volkswagen India Private Limited since April 2019. In this role, responsibilities include the planning and organization of the controlling function related to plant costs, fixed costs, investments, inventory, and headcount for Region India. Prior to this position, Gaurav held various roles at Volkswagen India from March 2010 to March 2019, including Section Head of Factory Cost & Inventory Controlling and Senior Manager of Plant Cost Controlling. Gaurav's career began at Mahindra Group in August 2006, where expertise in industrial engineering was developed. Gaurav holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from Walchand Institute of Technology and has completed executive programs at the Indo-German Training Centre and the Indian Institute of Management Jammu.
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Trans Maldivian Airways
Originally called Hummingbird Island Helicopters, TMA is the oldest and, in many ways, the most experienced Air transfer operator in the Maldives. It pioneered the use of aircraft to transport tourists to island based resorts. In doing so, it has made a significant contribution to the development of tourism to the Maldives, which in turn has resulted in major benefits to the national economy. Founded in 1989, the company operated a strictly helicopter fleet of aircraft until the introduction of the first seaplanes in 1997. The transition to a 'seaplane-only' fleet of aircraft was completed in January of 1999. TMA now operates 23 Twin Otters. TMA operates its own Sea Plane Terminal at Male` International Airport with 07 exclusive Resort Lounges and a fleet of air-conditioned buses and baggage vehicles for intra-airport transfers. The doorstep delivery and pick up at the Resorts is done at floating platforms as customized Resort Airports. Trans Maldivian transports about 300,000 passengers per year.