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“Since 2009 many other private aviation companies have tried and failed to do


business in this special part of the world.


both aircraft charter as an operator and a broker, and still to date nobody else can!


Since 2009 many other private aviation companies have tried and failed to do business in this special part of the world, but trust here is something that can only establish itself over a period of longevity,


and this has been our long term investment since becoming Jersey based.


To cope with growing demand in the Channel Islands, PROAIR is hoping to establish a growing fleet of aircraft bringing with it much needed competition. The company currently offers a spectrum of aircraft ranging from a small Citations for 4 passengers, up to the larger Falcon 7X carrying 14


people. The business model for a locally based fleet may seem an obvious “no- brainer”, but to date very few are permanently situated on the island. For most travellers their aircraft is often flying in from mainland Europe, and whatever way you look at it, this adds a great deal to the cost.


The establishing of a new head office offshore in Jersey, has been favored by the company's many discreet travellers, who are often familiar with using offshore jurisdictions for their own trusts and fund management. However, it is the European representation PROAIR holds in key regions such as UK, France, Germany and Spain where the strength in an





established multinational network has been key to their ongoing success. Growth alongside its aircraft sales has been aided by establishing an aircraft structuring company, where the company also


conducted a business study on behalf of Jersey States


on the viability of a Jersey based Aircraft Registry. This project is ongoing, but could allow clients to take full advantage of tax efficient ownership structures provided through PROAIR's partner company Universal Aircraft Registry, also based in Jersey.


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