Jet Aviation Flight Services partners with C-Fly Aviation to expand services in the Brazilian market
Jet Aviation Flights Services signed a strategic-alliance agreement with C-Fly Aviation, a Brazilian company that provides aircraft management and charter services in South America.
Jet Aviation Flight Services continues to expand its global services to meet the demands of its clients. C-Fly Aviation will exclusively provide Jet Aviation Flight Services referrals on charter and aircraft management services in Brazil.
“We are pleased to work with C-Fly Aviation to help extend our services to customers within the Brazilian market,” said Don Haloburdo, vice president, Jet Aviation Flight Services. “Our goal is to provide the best available services to our customers wherever they may be and this alliance provides another outlet through which we can extend our global reach. We are looking forward to this collaboration.”
Jet Aviation Flight Services group is responsible for delivering Jet Aviation’s charter and aircraft management services in the Americas and currently has U.S. based offices in Teterboro, N.J.; Van Nuys, Calif.; and Chicago, Ill. The company provides services for a fleet of high-quality managed aircraft in North America and was named in Robb Report’s “Best of the Best” for charter services for three consecutive years. Jet Aviation currently manages more than 250 aircraft worldwide.
C-FLY Aviation is a leading management and consulting company in Brazil, headquartered in the city of Sao Paulo. The company currently manages 16 aircraft and provides a wide range of consulting services to corporate and individual clients. “C-FLY and Jet Aviation’s combined quality, governance and customer focus will significantly raise the standards in the Brazilian aircraft management market. In addition, our customers will greatly benefit with Jet Aviation’s global reach,” said Decio Yoshimoto, partner at CFLY Aviation.
Source: Jet Aviation
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