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JetReady's fleet is now eleven-strong after the addition of this GIVSP.

JetReady ready for long range work with GIV-SP

JetReady has several Gulfstreams, Challengers and Hawkers on its books and says that the GIV-SP addition could be the first of many to come in 2019. The GIVSP aligns well with its plans to expand global ops.

January 15, 2019
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Clay Lacy's factory-new Global 6000 is based at Palm Beach International airport.

Clay Lacy adds Bombardiers to charter offering

North American operator Clay Lacy looks to Bombardier types to supplement its mixed fleet in order to service far-flung destinations from its US bases. The Global 6000 and Challenger 350 are available for charter now.

January 15, 2019
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PenAir purchased by Alaskan colleague Ravn Air Group

January 4, 2019
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Third of three LR75s enters service for ‘Lear house’ Omni

January 7, 2019
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Fly Louie’s preferred aircraft include the King Air 350.

Fly Louie demonstrates short-haul pedigree

December 30, 2018
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RCMP's H145 will be based at its Lower Mainland facility in Langley, British Columbia, and will support operations throughout the province.

Canadian Mounties bring first H145 on fleet

December 30, 2018
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President Stephanie Chung is overseeing the addition of larger aircraft to the JetSuite fleet along with a collection of luxurious cabin accessories.

JetSuite celebrates a decade of continuous operation

Quality of service is behind its longevity, says ARGUS Platinum-registered JetSuite, whose individualised offering, distinctive amenities and friendly pilots are moving the company into uncharted territories.

January 15, 2019
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The Challenger 350 will be positioned at John Wayne airport in southern California.

Light jet specialist Latitude 33 adds well-received midsize models

Latitude 33 has made a smart move by basing a factory-new Challenger 350 at John Wayne airport. It is now receiving requests to go to Hawaii and Europe after adding a number of jets with longer legs.

January 7, 2019
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Mountain Lion Aviation possibilties officer Sarah Rossi, chief possibilities officer Devin Noe, chief pilot Dave Tranquilla, director of maintenance Jeff Fay, chairman and owner Jim Wilkinson and communications director Will Apotheker.

Mountain Lion’s Tahoe TBM is a roaring success

In a little under two years, Mountain Lion Aviation has swelled its fleet from two aircraft to six. Its TBM 930 is proving to be the ideal vehicle for moving HNWIs with second homes and alpine enthusiasts around the Lake Tahoe basin.

January 7, 2019
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VistaJet CCO Ian Moore wants the company to be an extension of its customers' lifestyles.

VistaJet forecasts another strong year of membership growth

VistaJet has only been operating in North America for four years, yet the market already accounts for 25 per cent of its overall business. There is more market share to be won, a subject of focus for CCO Ian Moore.

January 4, 2019
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Dan Piraino says that Dumont's fleet of Falcons is performing beautifully.

Dumont enjoys cabin and cockpit synergies with Falcon 2000s

Dumont Jets made its first super midsize forays using the Falcon 50. It spotted an opportunity to invest in 27 Falcon 2000s from NetJets, and has managed to streamline its operation since the first 14 entered service.

January 3, 2019
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Dan Newlin's Bell 505 is a crucial tool for ferrying lawyers to cases around Florida.

Law firm’s Bell 505 makes the case for private flying

Sometimes a lawyer may have to travel dozens of miles in punishing traffic in order to attend a 15-minute court hearing. Dan Newlin's firm is removing the stress of such travel by using an efficient Bell 505.