
Indiana Flight Center is actively seeking to expand its fleet of managed business aircraft. Our speciality is turbine powered business aircraft with a focus on Cessna Citations. In the past, we have enjoyed the opportunity to work with a variety of aircraft sizes and typesranging from from turbo-props and midsize jets to the Executive Boeing 727.
We are proud to announce that we are developing several new options for aircraft access including full and partial ownership as well as relationships with current aircraft owners interested in leasing opportunities.
If you or your company have considered business aircraft in the past or would like to learn about how business aircraft can increase your productive time by reducing dependance on slow, unreliable and indirect transportation, please contact us. With over 50 years combined experience among our management team, we are sure we can help you find the best option for your needs. >contact us
In an effort to counter the onslaught of negative news surrounding business aviation, the National Business Aviation Association and General Aviation Manufacturers Association have teamed to launch a joint advocacy campaign called, “No Plane No Gain.”
Announced on Feb. 17 during GAMA’s Annual Industry Review and Market Outlook Briefing, the campaign targets policy makers with a four-part message: Business aviation creates jobs; it is the lifeline to small communities; it increases productivity; and it encompasses humanitarian and emergency service flights that save lives every day.
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