Where it Started: Australia's Kelsian Acquires All Aboard Holdings
Kelsian Completes Acquisition of All Aboard Holdings
AAAHI joins Kelsian’s global footprint of operations in the transport and tourism sectors spanning Australia, Singapore, London, and the Channel Islands.

AAAHI brands include All Aboard America!, Hotard Coaches, Sun Diego Charter, Ace Express Coaches, Lux Bus America, and First Class Transportation.
Photo: AAAHI
Australia-based Kelsian Group has successfully completed the acquisition of All Aboard America! Holdings, Inc. (AAAHI).
AAAHI joins Kelsian’s global footprint of operations in the transport and tourism sectors spanning Australia, Singapore, London, and the Channel Islands, according to the company's news release.
“In recent weeks, I have met more of the management team and continue to be very confident about the future of both businesses working together," said Clint Feuerherdt, Kelsian Group CEO. "Like Kelsian, AAAHI is a customer-centric operator with an excellent reputation and track record of delivering safe, high-quality contract and charter services. These qualities, together with Kelsian and AAAHI’s operational expertise and capabilities, will ensure a solid foundation for growth in the large and attractive USA market.”
AAAHI Brands
Delivering charter and contract service from the West Coast to the Mississippi, the AAAHI brands include All Aboard America!, Hotard Coaches, Sun Diego Charter, Ace Express Coaches, Lux Bus America, and First Class Transportation.
“From our drivers and technicians to our operations team and local leaders, our strength and our flexibility come from our people," said AAAHI CEO Bill Trimarco. "I am proud of our teams for the incredible businesses they have created over the past six years with the support of AAAHI. We are who we are because of our remarkable people, and we are excited to work with Kelsian to continue our growth in the U.S.”
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