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ABS Jets Plans New Prague FBO by 2013
ABS Jets is accelerating its development as a comprehensive business aviation services group and is here at the NBAA show (Booth No.
ABS Jets wants to develop itself as a full-blown business aviation services group, serving central and Eastern Europe from its headquarters in the Czech capital  Prague. Commercial director Antonia Tomkova said the company is also targeting further expansion in, Kiev, the capital of Ukraine.
ABS Jets wants to develop itself as a full-blown business aviation services group, serving central and Eastern Europe from its headquarters in the Czech capital Prague. Commercial director Antonia Tomkova said the company is also targeting further expansion in, Kiev, the capital of Ukraine.

ABS Jets is accelerating its development as a comprehensive business aviation services group and is here at the NBAA show (Booth No. C13618) to explain how it can support U.S. operators in central and eastern Europe. On September 27, the Czech-based company opened its second hangar at Prague’s Ruzyně Airport and from January it will be able to provide handling there for other operators. It plans to open a full-service FBO by 2013.

The new 65,000-sq-ft hangar has tripled the size of ABS’s space in Prague. The group also has a base at Bratislava, capital of the neighboring Slovak Republic, which it recently expanded with the addition of 4,300-sq-ft of offices and crew rooms. It wants to add a hangar at Bratislava, too.