Recent years have seen growing business aircraft traffic to Eastern Europe and farther east into the Balkan and Caucasian states. But airport infrastructure there and an unwillingness to embrace the level of service required by bizav operators and their passengers have meant that the region is still far from user-friendly and potentially unsafe.
This is where handling and flight planning specialist Euro Jet Intercontinental (Booth No. 395) has found its niche since it was founded in 2000. From an operations center in the Czech capital Prague, the company can provide support on the ramp through its English-speaking local representatives at almost 100 locations. Euro Jet has had its staffed trained to the standards of the U.S. National Air Transport Association Safety First program to ensure that they are qualified to take care of clients’ aircraft in environments where ground support equipment can be limited or unsuitable.
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