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Mayo brings a spread of aircraft to US bases
The floodgates have opened for Mayo Aviation in terms of aircraft deliveries. A Centennial-based Sovereign and HondaJet are arriving, along with an Opa Locka-based Phenom 300 and a Chicago-based Premier 1A.
The Sovereign will be positioned at Centennial, Colorado.

Following the addition of a Gulfstream G500 to its managed aircraft fleet late last year, Englewood, Colorado-headquartered Mayo Aviation welcomed four new aircraft to its expanding portfolio in the first half of 2023: a Cessna Citation Sovereign and a HondaJet HA420 based at Centennial airport in Colorado; an Embraer Phenom 300 based at Opa Locka airport in Florida; and a Beechcraft Premier 1A based at Chicago Rockford International airport in Illinois.

“We’re pleased to be able to deliver exceptional and customised management solutions to these aircraft owners. They will enjoy the benefits of a large network of resources, while maintaining the family-led, relationship-driven attention of a private flight department,” says president Brent Moldowan.

“Owners have increasingly turned toward Mayo Aviation to manage their aircraft and handle every detail, which offers them the ability to maximise their aircraft’s use and enjoyment and protect their investment,” he continues.

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