A photo of the Fast Air fleet. Business Tool “Just the other day, one of the owners was here and he said
‘this aircraft is really a business tool for me. I’m able to do projects I could never do if I didn’t have it’.” Chartered flights may not have the same prominence in
Canada as they do in the United States, but their importance for businesses is equal. “Charter gives access to many more airports than larger
airliners,” said Rutherford. “We can go anywhere with a ser- viceable airport, which allows us to fly direct to many more locations.” “Clients will say to us ‘tomorrow we need to go to Toronto,
Atlanta and Phoenix’. So our team will be behind the scene dealing with all the customs, airports, hotels and fuel. Tis al- lows our clients to roll up in their cars and go, often taking a team of people with them.”
Fast Air owner and CEO, Dylan Fast. 62 • Summer 2016
The luxurious interior of the G150. The Hub
Photo by Toni Kotaska, courtesy of Fast Air Executive Aviation Services.
Photo by Ian McCausland, courtesy of Fast Air Executive Aviation Services. Photo courtesy of Fast Air Executive Aviation Services.
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