Does a recovering economy and the rising stock market offer any assurance that your flight department will survive in 2004? Don’t count on it. While expanding corporate earnings bode well for business aviation, job security for flight department personnel is much more dependent upon delivering real value than absorbing excess profits. To survive and grow, a flight department needs to communicate the substantial benefits that business aviation provides your company.
Does corporate management fully appreciate that business aviation enables your company to maximize the productivity of people and time, a firm’s two most important assets? With the ability to access 10 times the locations served by scheduled airlines and 100 times those locations with business-useful frequency, a company that uses business aircraft can have the right person at the right place at the right time.
