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Flexjet offers airlift solutions

Flexjet, Bombardier Aerospace’s fractional-share program, announced a reconfigured product offering at NBAA, with an emphasis on its ability to offer suppl

By James Wynbrandt • Contributor - Business Aviation

October 21, 2009

Flexjet, Bombardier Aerospace’s fractional-share program, announced a reconfigured product offering at NBAA, with an emphasis on its ability to offer supplemental lift and other aviation solutions to corporate flight departments.
Though fractional programs have experienced declining revenues during the past year as owners have cut back on aircraft usage, Flexjet, based in Richardson, Texas, believes in the long-term viability of the fractional ownership concept.

“I’m totally not in line with those who say the fractional model is dead,” Flexjet president Fred Reid told NBAA Convention News. “Our core remains fractional, but we need to be more nimble and relevant to our customers.”

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