We have received further response to August's UK Regional Review and are pleased to include two further entries by way of an addendum: Eurojet Aviation Limited special-ises in corporate aircraft manage-ment and executive jet and helicopter charter and has been operating Cessna Citations from Belfast and Birmingham for around ten years. \rOperating from bases in Birmingham, Belfast, Gloucester and Dublin, the company currently operates a fleet of two seven-seater Cessna Citation IIs, a five-seat air ambulance Citation I and a six-seat Bell 407 helicopter. The helicopter will be the first public transport certified example of the Bell 407 in the UK. Eurojet Aviation also runs an engineering facility at Gloucester which performs airframe and avionics maintenance on its own fleet and an increasing number of third party customers, including ongoing 8.33 kHz radio modifications. Managing director of Manhattan Air, Trevor Jones says that attention to detail, good communication skills and strong operations back-up is the secret of the company's success. \rManhattan Air operates two King Air 200 aircraft based at Blackbushe and flies around 1,200 hours a year. Jones believes that the UK business aviation market is buoyant and will continue to expand, especially with the coming of new generation business jets such as the Cessna Ultra. The charter company says that it plans to move from helicopters to small jet aircraft in the future. \rJones says that details such as the pilots' smart uniform, compli-mentary catering and champagne for customers and advice about traffic at the charter destination make all the difference.