ExcelAire Receives London City (LCY) Approval for its Fleet of Five Legacy Jets
RONKONKOMA, NY and GENEVA (EBACE) – May 20, 2013 – ExcelAire today announced that it has received approval to operate its five Embraer Legacy 600s into London City Airport (LCY). ExcelAire, one of the nation’s leading private jet charter and aircraft management companies, operates the largest and most active Legacy 600 charter fleet in the U.S.
London City Airport is located in the heart of the City of London, making it the closest and most convenient airport for easy access to London’s financial district. Flight crews and aircraft require special certification and training to operate at London City Airport, and ExcelAire’s crews and Legacy jets have met these rigorous requirements. Although it is the fifth busiest airport serving the greater London area, London City is the most convenient and efficient for business and leisure travelers visiting London via private jet.
“Flying into London City Airport is one example of how private jet travel can offer passengers more convenient access to their destination,” said David Rimmer, President, ExcelAire. “With our London City approval, ExcelAire offers an option that few U.S. private jet operators can provide and it gives our business clients a competitive advantage.”
About ExcelAire
ExcelAire is one of the nation’s leading private jet charter firms, specializing in worldwide jet charters, aircraft management, maintenance and sales. The company maintains office and hangar space at Long Island MacArthur Airport (ISP), with aircraft based throughout the Northeast and Midwest. Further information about the entire ExcelAire fleet, including downloadable photos and individual aircraft specifications, is available at www.hawthorne.aero or by calling 800-773-9235.
About Hawthorne Global Aviation Services
ExcelAire is a Hawthorne Global Aviation Services company. Hawthorne Global Aviation Services is a premier provider of general aviation services, with a rich history in the industry dating back to 1932. For more information, please visit. www.hawthorne.aero.
