Jet Aviation FBO network again recognized by customers in industry polls

“Jet Aviation extends thanks and applause to our teams of global handling professionals who went above and beyond to ensure the highest service levels, despite tackling Covid-19 on the frontline,” said John Langevin, Jet Aviation’s vice president of FBO operations for North America. “The achievements of our FBO colleagues this past year are nothing short of remarkable.” 

“From customer recognition and industry awards to service expansions and innovation, they have earned this latest acknowledgment through their unwavering customer focus and attention to detail,” said Langevin. “They truly enable global flight with passion — and I couldn’t be prouder of them.”

Nuno Da Silva, general manager of Jet Aviation’s Palm Beach facility — which ranked in the top 5% of all U.S. FBOs — added, “On behalf of the team, I’d like to thank all of our customers for their ongoing trust and support. We strive to deliver a recognizable, elevated customer service offering and are delighted to see our personalized premium service is appreciated. It’s what our customers expect, and it’s who we are.” 
 

“The achievements of our FBO colleagues this past year are nothing short of remarkable. From customer recognition and industry awards to service expansions and innovation, they have earned this latest acknowledgment through their unwavering customer focus and attention to detail.”   

Jet Aviation Palm Beach began its award-winning operation in 1985 with just two hangars. Following the opening of its new state-of-the-art FBO and hangar facility extension launched last year, the company now operates five hangars. Designed to accommodate newer generation, large-body aircraft and demonstrating the company’s commitment to sustainability, the latest extension features low-flow water fixtures, a white roof and heat-reducing tarmac as well as local drought-resistant plants.

In Europe, Business Air News (BAN) forewent its annual FBO survey in favor of interviewing a selection of top-ten highest scoring facilities across the region earlier this year, including Jet Aviation’s FBO operations in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Geneva.

Edwin Niemoller, director of FBO operations and general manager for The Netherlands, says the culture of safety at Jet Aviation is a top priority for the company, and one that they stand by. 

“With the increasing effects of the COVID pandemic, our focus shifted rapidly to creating an even safer and more secure handling environment for our clients, to which our teams of professionals proved particularly agile,” said Niemoller.

Amsterdam and Rotterdam have been part of the Jet Aviation family since the company expanded to The Netherlands in October 2018. Both facilities became IS-BAH Stage-I certified in January 2020. As the newest addition to the Jet Aviation network, acquired in September 2020, the Jet Aviation facility in Bozeman, Montana, is expected to achieve IS-BAH Standard registration later this year. The company’s FBOs in Boston-Bedford, Dallas, Dubai, Dulles Washington, Geneva, Houston, Palm Beach and Teterboro are all IS-BAH Stage II certified. 

“With the increasing effects of the COVID pandemic, our focus shifted rapidly to creating an even safer and more secure handling environment for our clients, to which our teams of professionals proved particularly agile.”