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Ambeo launches Mustang fleet from Cambridge
Newly-formed jet charter company Ambeo PLC has selected the Marshall business aviation centre in Cambridge, UK, as its operational base.

Newly-formed jet charter company Ambeo PLC has selected the Marshall business aviation centre in Cambridge, UK, as its operational base. "We will provide ad hoc charter services based on a fleet of Mustangs," says ceo Frank Noppel. "We plan to operate up to five aircraft under our own AOC within the first 12 months with a view to expanding the fleet across Europe and operating up to 30 aircraft within five years."

He adds: "This is an exciting time for us. In addition to the airport's great location and facilities, we will benefit from Marshall's experience with Cessna aircraft dating back 35 years when maintaining our own aircraft."

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