Category: Fractional Ownership
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Ardent Acquisition Corp’s Avantair (a fractional aircraft shares provider) has reportedly placed a $57 million order with Embraer for 20 Phenom 100 executive jets that should begin to see service in June 2009. Avantair "currently manages a fleet of 25 planes with another 58 on order in five states and…
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The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) Convention 2006 was held recently. Here is a summary of new articles related to the convention that may be of interest: jobwerx, bizjournal, orlandosentinel, and Honeywell search at flightglobal.
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Raytheon’s Flight Options has the following personal portfolio view of themselves: Large dedicated maintenance network Offering either fractional, lease, or JetPass service plan options Over 150 aircraft available from light jets to legacy executive platforms They also seem to be building around the following motto: Safety, Service, Stability.
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Areo-News Network has the latest details on JetDirect’s recent purchase of Spirit Aviation, and they review the long list of acquisitions that JetDirect has completed over the years.
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The Helium Report (the consumer reports for the wealthy?) is reportedly working on a new report entitled "The Six Cs of Private Aviation: Cost, Complexity, Commitment, Consistency, Capability, and Comfort." You can learn more via this link. If you are interested in blog posts at AviationObserver.com you’ll probably be interested…
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MSN.com is reporting a "sharp rise in demand" for private jet business between the U.S. and London after recent terror alerts. Some of the sources noted in the article include: Aviation Research Group, Delta AirElite, Sentient, DayJet, NetJets, and Gulfstream. One of the more interesting financial tidbits from the article…
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