Jet Access Aviation is Building the Dream Team

Jet Access Aviation is Pleased to Announce New Hires in Multiple Departments Across the Company.

“What makes our business successful is that we continue to prioritize our clients and that’s only possible by placing an emphasis on our employees and having a strong team in place. We’re experiencing robust growth and thrilled to bring in so many illustrious individuals!” said Jet Access Aviation’s President Jack Lambert. “These new hires are integral as we bring on new aircraft and broaden our reach across the industry.”
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Priester Aviation Expands Service in Wisconsin

“This strategic decision is designed to support the increased growth of business and expansion of on-demand charter aircraft needs in Wisconsin,” said Andy Priester, president and CEO of Priester Aviation. “Wisconsin cities continue to expand their reach on a national and international basis, and the need for customizable private aviation services grows with that reach.”
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VistaJet Launches New Digital Platforms As Growth Accelerates in China

VistaJet continues to build on its China growth and demonstrates a commitment to the region by expanding its team and launching a Chinese language website. This follows a surge of interest from the April launch of a bespoke WeChat booking platform.

VistaJet’s USD2.5 billion global infrastructure demonstrates the company’s commitment to providing the ultimate business aviation solution for corporate leaders, governments and UHNWIs. Additionally, expansion plans in China are being geared to creating a seamless flying experience for the increasingly tech savvy Chinese customer.

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L.J. Aviation Achieves Prestigious Wingman Certification from Wyvern

L.J. Aviation has successfully achieved Wingman Certification from Wyvern Ltd., which offers one of the most demanding air carrier safety certifications in the air charter industry. To be considered as a Wingman Certified Operator, companies must actively demonstrate their commitment to leading risk management practices and have a strong safety culture. Operators are continuously monitored and must maintain up-to-date company data and documentation on Wyvern’s aviation intelligence platform. Wingman Certified Operators are required to successfully complete onsite audits every two years where flight operations, fleet maintenance, company business practices, safety and quality management systems, and physical aircraft inspections are evaluated against The Wingman Standard.
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Business Aircraft Operators Should Start Planning for 2018 Winter Games

Due to the anticipated high-demand on ground services during the 2018 Winter Games, Universal Weather and Aviation, Inc. recommends that general aviation operators attending this event should begin planning for parking, airport services and crew accommodation immediately. The Winter Games will be held at PyeongChang in the Republic of Korea February 9-25, 2018.
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Young aviators Enjoyed Amazing Camp with Historical Airplanes

Sixty children could taste of the daily routine of war pilots from the famous Czechoslovak squadrons 310, 311, 312 and 313, which participated in air combats during World War II.

Children followed a similar daily routine as the historic heroes, including morning exercises and theory lessons on airplanes and aviation technology. With experienced instructors, they also tried out a real flight on Zlín Z-226 and Cessna C-152 machines.

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Meridian Air Charter Adds Another Gulfstream G550 to Fleet

“We are extremely pleased to offer our customers in the Chicago market a great option for long haul trips,” said Chris Battaglia, Director of Charter Sales. “This G550 is equipped with the latest technologies and amenities, ensuring a productive and comfortable flight. It is the perfect complement to our fleet of heavy jets.”
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Senate Appropriators Reject Air Traffic Control Privatization

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved the Fiscal Year 2018 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development funding bill, providing the Federal Aviation Administration with $16.97 billion in total budgetary resources for the fiscal year beginning on October 1st. The legislation rejects the Trump Administration’s proposal to privatize the nation’s air traffic control system and provides $1.1 billion for FAA’s Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen), and additional resources to fund airport improvements. The legislation also includes provisions sought by NATA on behalf of the aviation business community.
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TAG Geneva’s FBO Lounges Showcase Summer Art Exhibition by Swiss Street Artist Joule Champod

An exclusive contemporary street art exhibition entitled ‘The Caps Collection’ by the inspirationally talented Swiss graffiti artist Joule Champod will be on display throughout August and September at TAG Aviation’s state-of-the-art FBO lounges located at Geneva International Airport.

‘The Caps Collection’ pays homage to Joule Champod’s spray caps, which for an artist have become loyal travelling companions on his many trips around the world. Each works effectively like a paintbrush and it is rare to see a creative instrument have accidentally become a creation of its own.
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NATA Takes Action to Ensure Continued Use of Pilatus PC-12s in Charter

The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) announced the resolution of a compliance issue stopping air charter operators from adding certain Pilatus PC-12 aircraft to their certificates. Guidance documents published today now offer charter operators a clear pathway to utilizing these aircraft.

At an NATA Air Charter Operators Town Hall earlier this year, a company alerted the association that a local FAA office had denied requests to add to their operating certificate several PC-12 aircraft intended for passenger operations. Because the Pilatus PC-12 is a single-engine aircraft, passenger operations require compliance with certain additional Part 135 regulations, including specific electrical system requirements (14 CFR 135.163(f)).

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Execujet Africa | Flight Line Coordinator

ExecuJet delivers excellence in a comprehensive range of business aviation services tailored to our clients and partners. We are dedicated to safety and strive for creating a fulfilling workplace through cultivating genuine, open and engaging relationships with passionate colleagues.

ExecuJet is currently seeking a suitably qualified person to fill a vacancy within the Aviation Division, based at Lanseria International Airport.

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People on the Go/July 26

Adam Sherak joins International Jet Aviation Services as Director of Maintenance.  International Jet Aviation Services is a charter operator located in Centennial, Colorado.

Kelly Gray was hired as Regional Parts Sales Manager for Corporate Aircraft, covering the Western Regional of the United States, by C & L Aerospace.  C & L Aerospace, a division of C & L Aviation Group, has been in the aviation spare parts business since 1994.

Matt Elliott has been appointed Chief Commercial Officer of Air BP, the leading international aviation fuel products and service supplier. 

 

Luxaviation Asia | Captain Dassault Falcon 2000

Luxaviation delivers excellence in a comprehensive range of business aviation services tailored to our clients and partners. We are dedicated to safety and strive for creating a fulfilling workplace through cultivating genuine, open and engaging relationships with passionate colleagues.

On behalf of one of our clients, Luxaviation Asia is currently seeking a suitably qualified Dassault Falcon 2000 Captain to fill an immediate vacancy within the flight operations division, based in Singapore.

Crew will be permanently based in Singapore

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