The NBAA Corporate Business Flying Safety Awards for 2010 have been awarded to a number of member companies, the oldest of which, ExxonMobil, has flown 300,394 safe hours over the past 79 years. AIN interviewed representatives of the five companies that have the greatest longevity in the corporate category to find out more about their operations and their safety successes. The number of years of safe flying they've logged and the number of safe hours flown are shown as a testament to their accomplishments.
ExxonMobil
Dallas, Texas James Johnson, manager, aviation services
79 Years
300,394 Hours
Over the last 79 years, ExxonMobil has operated a great variety of aircraft ranging from Beech Staggerwings and Douglas DC-3s to Gulfstream IVs and Bombardier Global Expresses. Today, the 68-member flight department operates a Gulfstream 550, three Global Expresses and five Challenger 300s.
