management and maintenance services, fractional ownership and the company’s guaranteed availability block hours flight commitment programme – Manhattan Skytime. No request is too much trouble, whether it’s a
DVD for your journey, a glass of your favourite wine or even to join the mile high club on your honeymoon – yes, the latter was an actual request – Manhattan Jets will try their best to take care of it. In addition to checking all the onboard
entertainment services and facilities of your aircraft, you can also leave ground handling, managing the flight crew and even booking the hotel room at your destination in their capable hands. What’s more, if your scheduled aircraft is out of action, they will even arrange an upgrade with the use of a third party aircraft in the interim.
Stow your tray tables it is time to take off in style with Manhattan Jets MD Steve Westlake
W
ith the festive season approaching our thoughts are turning to holidays and faraway shores. Not looking
forward to the queues at the check-in desks however, we’ve enlisted Manhattan Jets MD Steve Westlake to educate us on a more refined way of travelling.
Te Manhattan Jets story began 19 years ago
operating a single aircraft in Europe. Since then both the fleet and company’s services have grown, helping them to become one of Europe’s most
established jet management companies. Steve Westlake says: “We purchased Manhattan Jets because they were a small, hands-on operator with a big reputation for fast friendly service. Tey also had an exemplary safety record.” He adds: “From Manhattan Jets, customers can expect reliability, safety, a friendly service, clean, state-of-the-art aircraft, 24-hour customer care, as well as good-looking pilots!” A leading British private aircraft management
and charter business, their range of services includes aircraft sales and acquisitions, aircraft
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