Mexican charter flights may come to Weslaco Brownsville Herald The Mexico City-based charter company Helivan is expected to begin charter flights into the airport this month, Gonzalez said. Company representatives have been talking with city leaders for several months and came to Weslaco last week to finalize ... |
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Top Cop: I went on flight as a pilot Trinidad Guardian Ewatski, in a statement from the Police Public Affairs Unit yesterday, cleared the air, insisting it was not a test flight of the TTASC's aircraft he went on with Condon but on a personal check flight in a private airplane. |
 The Nation, Pakistan | 8 private planes enrolled with CAA, Senate told The Nation, Pakistan ISLAMABAD - Minister for Defence Chaudhry Ahmad Mukhtar on Monday informed the Senate that eight persons/firms have registered their private planes with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), the aviation regulator, which they use for travel purposes ... |
Mexican charter flights to boost business in Weslaco, says EDC chief Monitor The Mexico City-based charter company Helivan is expected to begin charter flights into the airport in February, Gonzalez said. Company representatives have been talking with city leaders for several months and came to Weslaco last week to finalize ... |
Weston Aviation,
the UK based Business Aviation and FBO development specialist is taking
the opportunity at Business Airports World Expo (BAWE) in Cannes,
France (February 22nd-23rd) to take its services to Europe, with
particular interest in France as a first European move. As part of its
continued growth the company is also anticipating further UK FBO
additions and acquisitions in 2012, to add to its three own branded
existing locations of Durham Tees Valley, Newquay Cornwall and
Humberside Airports.
Weston Aviation, launched in 1996, offers a unique and fresh approach to the traditional operation of an FBO, by offering a one stop shop for all business aviation and charter services with an emphasis on regional sales generation for the use of business aviation at their airport locations.
“The move into Europe is our next logical step,” points out Managing Director, Nick Weston. “We have successfully grown and developed our Newquay Cornwall and Durham Tees Valley Business Aviation Centres over the past eight years and we are already seeing excellent results at our latest venture at Humberside Airport since opening in May 2011. Traditional, reactive FBO business models are now old and tired and unchanged for many years. What we offer our partner airports is a new and fresh proactive approach offering localised charter sales and aviation development as well as driving targeted traffic to our locations for both existing operators and new users of chartered business aircraft.”
The company is also working with a number of airports that either operate their own FBO services in-house or have a resident FBO company in place to provide assistance and strategy planning for business aviation development and consultancy.
Nick Weston and Amanda Clark from Weston Aviation will be representing the company and its services at BAWE this month in Cannes and will be keen to meet up with any airport companies at the event that would be interested in speaking further with Weston Aviation to provide its services at their airports in the UK and Europe.
E-mail your press releases, news tips and feedback to the CharterX News Editor at News@CharterX.com.
Weston Aviation, launched in 1996, offers a unique and fresh approach to the traditional operation of an FBO, by offering a one stop shop for all business aviation and charter services with an emphasis on regional sales generation for the use of business aviation at their airport locations.
“The move into Europe is our next logical step,” points out Managing Director, Nick Weston. “We have successfully grown and developed our Newquay Cornwall and Durham Tees Valley Business Aviation Centres over the past eight years and we are already seeing excellent results at our latest venture at Humberside Airport since opening in May 2011. Traditional, reactive FBO business models are now old and tired and unchanged for many years. What we offer our partner airports is a new and fresh proactive approach offering localised charter sales and aviation development as well as driving targeted traffic to our locations for both existing operators and new users of chartered business aircraft.”
The company is also working with a number of airports that either operate their own FBO services in-house or have a resident FBO company in place to provide assistance and strategy planning for business aviation development and consultancy.
Nick Weston and Amanda Clark from Weston Aviation will be representing the company and its services at BAWE this month in Cannes and will be keen to meet up with any airport companies at the event that would be interested in speaking further with Weston Aviation to provide its services at their airports in the UK and Europe.
E-mail your press releases, news tips and feedback to the CharterX News Editor at News@CharterX.com.
LAN Airlines Moves Into Terminal 8 at JFK With American Airlines MarketWatch (press release) 31, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- American Airlines and Latin America-based LAN Airlines today announced an expanded relationship in which LAN Airlines affiliates, including LAN Chile, LAN Peru, and LAN Ecuador, will co-locate in Terminal 8 with ... |
Shares of Memphis-based Pinnacle Airlines rise as dissident shareholder ... Memphis Commercial Appeal "I'm in discussions with management. I'd prefer to leave them private rather than public." Pinnacle provides regional airline flights for Delta, United, Continental and US Airways. Pinnacle stock fell as low as 72 cents a share, down from a 52-week ... |
 Politico | Campaign kept Newt Gingrich company on payroll Politico Gingrich has a penchant for flying private charter jets, and the campaign appears to have reigned in its payments to his charter jet company of choice, Moby Dick Airways, which was paid $133000 in the fourth quarter for private jet air fare. |
Fort Worth rejects spending $510000 on aviation exhibit Fort Worth Star Telegram Then in 2009, the Fort Worth Air and Space Museum Foundation was created as an offshoot of the Mayor's Aviation Museum Task Force. Councilman Danny Scarth and Price both noted that private funding for an aviation museum has been challenging. |
 Sydney Morning Herald | Honda's first business jet gets set for takeoff Sydney Morning Herald Honda Motor expects to grab at least a quarter of the world market for small business jets soon after delivering its first aircraft next year, achieving the company's long-standing goal of taking to the skies, an executive said. |