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South Africa World Cup Traffic Boost Means ExecuJet FBO is Having a Ball
Staff at the ExecuJet Aviation FBO at Johannesburg’s Lanseria Airport have been working around the clock to handle the influx of corporate and VIP traffic

Staff at the ExecuJet Aviation FBO at Johannesburg’s Lanseria Airport have been working around the clock to handle the influx of corporate and VIP traffic drawn to South Africa for the soccer World Cup, which concludes on July 11. As of June 21, the facility had handled 169 movements since the start of the tournament on June 11, including 27 head-of-state aircraft, as well as the U.S. Air Force Two jet carrying Vice President Joe Biden, and the four C-17 support aircraft. Another high-profile arrival was John Travolta, who flew his own Boeing 707 to Lanseria and staged a press conference in the ExecuJet lounge.