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Pegasus leverages Prima resources as charter grows
Pegasus' flight hours have surged significantly over the summer months, with a 64.8 per cent increase from June to July, followed by a 45.6 per cent increase from July to August. Prices are very competitive.
Read this story in our October 2024 printed issue.

Pegasus Elite Aviation, a US private charter subsidiary of Prima Air, has experienced growth this summer, with increased flight hours and significant milestones in service efficiency. Specialising in North America, US-Asia and US-Europe routes, the company continues to prioritise exceptional service and customer satisfaction.

The VP of operations at Pegasus Elite Aviation highlights the company’s performance, saying: “Our flight hours have surged significantly over the summer months, with a 64.8 per cent increase from June to July, followed by a 45.6 per cent increase from July to August. On average, we have seen a 55.2 per cent rise in flight hours over the past three months. This growth is noteworthy as many charter operators experienced a slowdown during this period.”

Pegasus Elite Aviation says that several factors have contributed to its good performance, including enhanced scheduling that has led to better availability and faster service; more precise and competitive pricing compared to competitors; superior customer service and fleet maintenance; strong marketing strategies driving increased bookings; strong client relationships leading to increased loyalty; technological advancements through advanced booking and tracking technology improving the customer experience; and a low AOG rate, ensuring fleet reliability.

Lina Tullberg, founder and CEO of parent company Prima Air, adds: “Bringing Pegasus under our wing, we have leveraged new resources to enhance our scheduling efficiency. This has enabled us to remain competitive not only in base-to-base pricing but across the entire one-way market.”

Since its acquisition by Prima Air at the end of 2022, Pegasus has rapidly scaled up its operations, including the addition of a new Gulfstream 650ER to its fleet. This expansion includes a Boeing 737, two Gulfstream G650s, 10 Gulfstream GV and GIV jets, and a Bombardier Global 5000. Additionally, the company provides comprehensive services such as aircraft management, maintenance, private jet procurement and sales.

Pegasus Elite Aviation operates from five key airport bases: Hollywood Burbank airport in California, Teterboro airport in New Jersey, Miami-Opa Locka Executive airport in Florida, Las Vegas airport in Nevada and the Hong Kong Business Aviation Centre in China. This strategic network supports efficient operations across North America, the Asia-Pacific region and Transatlantic routes.

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