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Fri, Nov 12, 2004

EJM Beefs Up The Fleet

Adds Three New Aircraft To Charter Fleet

Executive Jet Management added three new aircraft to its charter fleet over the past two months. That means EJM now manages over 100 aircraft in over 60 locations throughout the country.

A Gulfstream 200 will be based at Palwaukee Airport (PWK) in Chicago, IL, a Learjet 45XR at Bowling Green-Warren Airport (BWG) in Bowling Green, KY, and a Challenger 601 will reside at Tweed-New Haven Airport (HVN) in New Haven, CT.

These aircraft and others to be added to the company’s fleet this year will be supported by a growing charter sales force. Earlier this year, Executive Jet Management opened a new Charter Services office at the San Jose Center at the San Jose International Airport to serve the western region. Last year, Executive Jet Management opened a new Charter Services office at Teterboro Airport in Teterboro, NJ. They now supplement Executive Jet Management’s staff of over 30 charter sales personnel.

Executive Jet Management is a premier provider of business aviation services including on-demand charter and aircraft management as well as aviation support services that range from maintenance and flight operations to training. Drawing on 40 years of experience, Executive Jet Management is dedicated to the highest level of safety, security and service. The company has achieved ISO 9001:2000 certification, demonstrating its commitment to service quality and continuous improvement in all areas of the business.

FMI: www.ejmjets.com

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