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benefi t from the support of Vector’s Mobile Repair Team (MRT), which is available to provide on-site repairs at customer locations throughout the Asia-Pacifi c region, as well as responsive aircraft on ground (AOG) support.
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IN BURBANK, CA Jet Professionals, a business aviation staffi ng service, announces that it will open a new offi ce at Burbank Bob Hope Airport in August. The new offi ce in Burbank, CA, will allow Jet Professionals to better serve the needs of the company’s growing client base on the West Coast. The company will off er its full suite of staffi ng services, including placing pilots, fl ight attendants, schedulers, dispatchers and technical professionals, as well as recruitment process outsourcing (RPO) and payroll services at the new location. Jet Professionals has appointed Michella Mykol as key account manager/crew resources for the West Coast. Mykol is based in Burbank and will manage the company’s new offi ce, including client and relationship management, and sourcing and assessing candidates. Mykol joins the company from AirCare International where she spent the past 10 years in various management roles. “This new offi ce in Burbank will help us better serve and more effi ciently handle our client’s needs on the West Coast as business continues to grow,” says George Kythreotis, vice president and general manager of Jet Professionals. “We
are also delighted to have Michella Mykol join the Jet Professionals team. Michella brings a wealth of experience and industry knowledge, and I’m confi dent she will play a key role in providing and implementing high-quality solutions for our clients and candidates.” Jet Professionals, a wholly owned subsidiary of Jet Aviation, a General Dynamics company, was founded in 1983 in the U.S. and is a respected industry leader in global business aviation staffi ng services. The company currently has corporate offi ces in Teterboro, NJ; Dallas, TX; St. Louis, MO; and West Palm Beach, FL. Jet Professionals is one of the world’s leading global business aviation staffi ng solutions and support companies and has a reputation for providing the most qualifi ed aviation personnel in the US, EMEA and Asia.
More information about General Dynamics is available online at www.
generaldynamics.com.
NEW CARAVAN AND KING AIR CUSTOMERS TO RECEIVE UP TO TWO YEARS FULL MAINTENANCE COVERAGE FREE
OF CHARGE Textron Aviation Inc., a Textron Inc. company, announces the launch of its Peace of Mind program, designed to create a simpler transition to new Cessna Caravan and Beechcraft King Air turboprops. Peace of Mind provides up to two years or 400 hours of Textron Aviation’s industry-leading ProParts and ProTech programs, as well as Pratt & Whitney’s ESPecially engine maintenance program, all free of charge for new King Air and Caravan turboprop purchases from July 25, 2016, through Sept. 30, 2016, with delivery by the end of the year. “We are always looking at how
we can make stepping into turbine ownership easier, and the Peace of Mind incentive eliminates any uncertainty around maintenance
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