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IADA adds new Accredited Dealers

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IADA adds new Accredited Dealers - Business aviation publisher
Dana Ermolenko
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The Board of Directors of the International Aircraft Dealers Association voted to add three new preowned aircraft dealers, all accredited by the organization. The new dealer members are Jetsetter Business Jets, Jones Aviation Group and Oshman Aviation. IADA Executive Director Wayne Starling, commented: “IADA is proud to continue to grow our membership ranks which are filled with the most highly regarded business aviation companies in our industry. Our organization looks forward to continuing to work with Gal Peleg, Cameron Jones and Scott Oshman as our mission to expand transparency and ethical transactions grows within the industry.”

Jetsetter Business Jets

Jetsetter Business Jets handles business aircraft sales, acquisitions and management. The company was founded to provide dedicated services for owners and operators of business jets, turboprops and turbine powered helicopters. It is led by Founder & Chairman Gal Peleg. Head office of the IADA-Accredited dealer is in Tel Aviv, Israel and its USA office is in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

Jones Aviation Group

Jones Aviation Group, known as JAG, has been supporting the private aviation needs of businesses and individuals for over three decades. It offers aircraft sales, brokerage services, fleet maintenance and aviation consulting. The IADA-Accredited dealer is led by President Cameron Jones and is headquartered in Dallas.

Oshman Aviation

Oshman Aviation is an IADA accredited aircraft dealer based in North Texas providing aircraft sales, management, and consulting services for clients across the world. It specializes in business jets and turboprops. It buys and sells from its own aircraft inventory and brokerage listings while also taking trade-ins. President Scott Oshman leads the company from headquarters in Fort Worth. 

 

 





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