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Talon thrilled to have grabbed hold of Hurley
James Hurley has been part of the NBAA leadership committee and Wings Club, and will now bring his diverse skillset to the executive team at Talon Air. He has developed customer relationships for three decades.
Passion and a strong aviation background are assets for Hurley.

US charter and aircraft management specialist Talon Air has added industry veteran James Hurley to its team as executive VP. Hurley is known for his senior leadership roles with Dassault Falcon Jet. Working for Dassault in various capacities since 1988, he most recently led its US sales force as senior VP. He has a 30-plus year track record in developing customer relationships and increasing market share.

“James' impressive background and clear passion for aviation have established him as a true leader in our industry. His appointment will be greatly appreciated by our customers,” says Talon Air CEO James Chitty.

Hurley will bring his innovative and visionary sales approach to Talon Air's jet charter and aircraft management solutions business as well as develop Talon's aircraft brokerage and acquisition opportunities.

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