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Flexjet puts on the Ritz – at Farnborough | Corporate Jet Investor | CJI Opinions (opens the original)
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Flexjet’s new terminal is full of nice touches, including a G700 fuselage lounge, some interesting sculptures and a centrepiece owners’ bar. An old marketing manager’s trick is to buy advertising billboards along the roads that their bosses take to work. Really Machiavellian marketers do the same thing but for their competitors’ CEOs so they arrive in the office in a bad mood every day. The same thing is true with private terminals at airports, such as the $34m terminal that Flexjet opened yeste
Billion-dollar backlog baby | Corporate Jet Investor | CJI Opinions (opens the original)
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All aircraft manufacturers are continuing to sell more aircraft than they are delivering to customers. Bombardier $21.8bn. Embraer $7.8bn. Gulfstream $23.97bn. Textron $8bn. Pretty soon you are talking real money with manufacturer order books. All aircraft manufacturers are continuing to sell more aircraft than they are delivering to customers. Bombardier’s 1.5x book-to-bill ratio drove its backlog up 24.6% year-on-year. Gulfstream 1.5-to-1 ratio has contributed to its backlog being up 20.5% com
Solairus buying Clay Lacy's aircraft management and charter, brings fleet to 500 jets | Corporate Jet Investor | CJI news (opens the original)
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Clay Lacy will continue to run its FBOs, maintenance and real estate divisions. Solairus has agreed to buy Clay Lacy’s aircraft management and charter divisions. The two companies hope to close the sale by September. Clay Lacy, owned by Brian Kirkdoffer, will continue to run its FBOs, maintenance and real estate divisions. Solairus already has the world’s largest aircraft management fleet with about 360 aircraft. Clay Lacy manages around 160 aircraft. This means that the combined company will be
Solairus buying Clay Lacy's aircraft management and charter, brings fleet to 500 jets | Corporate Jet Investor | CJI news (opens the original)
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Clay Lacy will continue to run its FBOs, maintenance and real estate divisions. Solairus has agreed to buy Clay Lacy’s aircraft management and charter divisions. The two companies hope to close the sale by September. Clay Lacy, owned by Brian Kirkdoffer, will continue to run its FBOs, maintenance and real estate divisions. Solairus already has the world’s largest aircraft management fleet with about 360 aircraft. Clay Lacy manages around 160 aircraft. This means that the combined company will be
Saudi Arabia’s THC orders 12 Bombardier jets; options for 48 more | Corporate Jet Investor | CJI Opinions (opens the original)
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The aircraft will be operated by The Helicopter Company (THC), a PIF subsidiary. The Public Investment Fund Tower is Riyadh’s tallest skyscraper. It is also one of the most technologically advanced buildings in the world. It is triple glazed to reduce energy consumption and visitor access to all 80 floors relies on facial recognition rather than badges. During the past five years many business aviation companies – manufacturers, operators and others – have gone to Saudi Arabia to ride its (sligh
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