Integra announces Sean Moore as newest addition to global aviation practice

Integra has announced the appointment of Sean Moore as Aviation Surveyor, further enhancing the firm’s global aviation claims expertise.

With more than 25 years of frontline technical, operation and insurance experience, Sean brings deep expertise across aircraft engineering, global AOG recovery, aviation surveying and complex loss causation analysis. His career spans extensive hands-on engineering roles, senior operational leadership, and specialist insurance surveying.

A highly respected aviation professional, Sean has built a reputation as a trusted technical expert with experience covering surveying, risk management, incident and recovery operations, and safety management.

Sean joins Integra from an international adjusting business, where he provided technical assessment and surveying support on high-value aviation insurance claims. Prior to this, he spent over two decades at British Airways, progressing from licensed engineer to Operations Technical Engineering Manager

Sean Moore commented: “Joining Integra is an exciting opportunity to help shape a new and compelling market proposition as part of a highly motivated team. I’m looking forward to leveraging my industry and adjusting experience to deliver value for clients and support the continued growth of Integra’s aviation practice.”

Chris Whittington, Global Head of Aviation commented, “Sean’s depth of engineering knowledge, combined with his insurance market experience and profile, makes him an exceptional addition to our aviation practice. His background strengthens our ability to deliver the highest standard of technical insight, responsiveness and client support across the full spectrum of aviation claims.”

Sean’s appointment reinforces Integra’s commitment to delivering specialist technical excellence across aviation hull, liability and complex loss scenarios. His arrival enhances the firm’s capability to support clients facing increasingly intricate technical and commercial exposures.