World Fuel Services has announced that six new locations have signed with the Air Elite Network since EBACE 2015. The Air Elite Network has now 49 Diamond Service FBOs.
The Air Elite Network is working towards opening up 150 worldwide locations.
The new members since EBACE 2015 in Geneva are Sky Services in Milan and Venice, Italy; Dassault Falcon Services in Paris Le Bourget, France; KaiserAir in Oakland, CA; YU Lounge in Mauritius and Grafair Jet Center in Stockholm, Sweden.
“As a result of this strategic growth, flight operators are able to find more Air Elite locations worldwide where they can rely on the consistently high standards of Air Elite Diamond Service, which stem from The Ritz-Carlton customer service philosophy.”
John Rau, executive vice president of Aviation at World Fuel Services, owner of the Air Elite Network said: “As a result of this strategic growth, flight operators are able to find more Air Elite locations worldwide where they can rely on the consistently high standards of Air Elite Diamond Service, which stem from The Ritz-Carlton customer service philosophy.”
“Flight operators choosing Air Elite Diamond Service FBOs also benefit from enhanced FlyBuys Rewards, coupled with the Diamond Dividends Loyalty Program, which rewards operators for traveling within the Air Elite Network,” added Rau.
Dassault Falcon Services at Paris Le Bourget, member of the Air Elite Network
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