What a family-office perspective brings to aviation
Rajeev’s early exposure to varied enterprises offers a useful way to examine aviation businesses across cash flow, reinvestment and operating resilience.

Rajeev Khandelwal
From World Trade’s founding in 2004 to a business network spanning capital, aviation and the real economy.
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Rajeev’s early exposure to varied enterprises offers a useful way to examine aviation businesses across cash flow, reinvestment and operating resilience.
Cross-border financial experience becomes relevant when aircraft, customers, investors and service providers operate through different markets and contractual arrangements internationally.
Rajeev’s aviation ecosystem brings a capacity question into focus: aircraft availability creates value only when students, instructors and scheduling develop together.
Aerosphere’s human-capital focus gives Rajeev’s aviation story a workforce dimension, where continuity and professional development influence the value of physical assets.
Aerosphere’s simulation division introduces a distinct operating model, connecting technical capability with bookings, instructor time and the repeatability of specialist training.
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