Press Release

Issued by Private Jet Charter.

February 6, 2011

Private Jet Charter, one of the world's largest independent private jet charter companies, has flown hundreds of people out of Cairo to various destinations around the world in the past one week, following the public uprising in Egypt.

The company said that it has flown out hundreds of people, especially executives from corporations, who wanted to return to their home countries, following increasing tensions in Egypt.

"In times of emergencies and crises, demand for private jet charter services shoots up. As one of the largest independent private air charter brokers in the world, we have been highly active in helping people fly out of Egypt from the day the trouble started," said Chief Executive Hugh Courtenay.

"Private Jet Charter represents the world's leading private jet charter companies. In the current scenario, not many private charter companies were able to match the demand in Egypt. But Private Jet Charter has lived up to the expectations, as it boasts access to a wide global network of jets, perhaps the largest in the world," added Courtenay.

Courtenay said that through their network of offices in the UK, Nice, Moscow and Dubai, Private Jet Charter was able handle evacuation seamlessly and speedily.

Elie Abdo, Managing Partner - Middle East added: "We have been receiving hundreds of queries and requests everyday day and we have flown out more than 200 people from Egypt to different places in the world since the trouble began."

Key benefits that Private Jet Charter company offers its customers include 24-hour service round the year, multilingual and expert staff, competitive free quotations and advice, unique CATS aircraft sourcing technology and flight watch monitoring on all executive air charter flights. This involves keeping the PA or travel organiser informed of every stage of the journey, from limousine pick-up to take-off, progress of the flight and landing.

Abdo added: "A dramatic rise in private jet charters out of Egypt has been witnessed over the past week. Our aim is to help private individuals and corporates get out of Egypt safely and with speed. We hope that stability returns to Egypt quickly, with no major loss in lives and property."