Monthly Archives: August 2011
Universal Aviation opens a second FBO in Australia
Universal Aviation has opened its second location in Australia at Perth Airport and is now the only ground handler capable of providing full ground support services in-house at Perth. Previously, Universal Aviation Australia, which is headquartered in Sydney, only provided … Continue reading
White Airways receives new A319 CJ
WHITE AIRWAYS, S.A., the Portuguese charter air carrier, member of the OMNI Aviation Group, has received its third Airbus 319 CJ, dedicated to the executive aviation. The new A319 CJ, with registration CS-TQJ, has the capacity to carry up to … Continue reading
Jet Aviation Zurich (http://bit.ly/qT0mGP) now also performs maintenance on Citation CJ4 aircraft
Jet Aviation Zurich recently signed an amendment to its Citation Cessna Authorized Service Center agreement to include the Citation CJ4. The company is now authorized to perform base and line maintenance on CJ4 aircraft. Jet Aviation Zurich has received authorization … Continue reading
SaxonAir’s Business Aviation Centre is open for business
SaxonAir has moved into its new £6.5m Klyne Business Aviation Centre at Norwich International Airport, consolidating their existing operations into one bespoke building and hangar space. SaxonAir has experienced continued growth since it was established in 2007. The provision of … Continue reading
A Quicker Way to Search for Airports & Suppliers
It’s now even quicker to search for airports and airport service suppliers in TheJetService.com’s comprehensive directory. We’ve been experiencing problems with slow searches particularly when there were a large number of visitors on the site. Now our very clever IT … Continue reading
Cello earns praise for first year
Cello Aviation has been celebrating its first year of operations with an Avro ABJ from its Birmingham airport base. During this time the staff roster has grown to 22, and the company is now planning to increase its fleet with … Continue reading
FlairJet is first through the door at Weston Aviation at Humberside (http://bit.ly/pNojeM)
A FlairJet crew were surprised on arrival at Humberside Airport recently to be presented with a celebratory bottle of champagne, as their Phenom became the first aircraft to be handled by new FBO Weston Aviation. Managing director Nick Weston was … Continue reading
Isle of Man Registry still growing despite EU’s tax clamp-down on private owners
After four highly successful years Brian Johnson, the man behind the Isle of Man Aircraft Registry and the island’s first Director of Civil Aviation, leaves on August 26 to pursue a new challenge (the Swaziland registry, according to some reports). … Continue reading