Private aviation is known around the globe for allowing passengers to control their travel experience. To achieve this outcome, the crew and trip support services company must secure a series of milestones before an aircraft can land in a certain country – landing and overflight permits, and parking slots included. The latter has been a real headache for passengers and crews traveling to the Greek isles during the past years, especially to Mykonos and Santorini in peak season, arguably the two most famous islands in the Aegean Sea.
In hot water: the Starbucks backlash
We are an industry busy working toward a much better, greener future so the controversial decision by Starbucks to fly its chief executive nearly 1,000 miles from Newport Beach, California, to its Seattle headquarters multiple times a week is in stark contrast to the...
