Wedoany.com Report on Mar 11th, George J. Priester Company has recently completed the acquisition of charter operators Elite Jets and MaxAir, adding 17 aircraft to its business jet fleet and further expanding its aviation service network. These two acquired companies will collaborate with Priester Aviation, Mayo Aviation, Hill Private Aviation, and Omni Private Aviation to enhance overall operational capabilities. MaxAir is headquartered in Appleton, Wisconsin, while Elite Jets is based in Naples, Florida, each providing services in different regions.

Andy Priester, Chairman of George J. Priester Company, stated, "We are honored to bring together all these outstanding individuals and rich histories. The strengths of the six companies make us stronger as a whole, while preserving the unique qualities and connections that have delivered excellent service to our respective regions. This approach allows great airlines to focus on what they do best within their own communities." By integrating these business jet operators, the company aims to enhance its service capabilities in the business aviation sector.

MaxAir and Elite Jets currently operate aircraft such as the Embraer Phenom 300, a Legacy 500, Gulfstream 200, and Gulfstream GV. These business jets are almost entirely available for charter services, strengthening George J. Priester Company's competitiveness in the business aviation field. The newly added business jets will complement the existing network, offering customers more diverse options. Andy Priester emphasized that this acquisition helps the company maintain flexible operations across different regional markets.

With the addition of these two operators, George J. Priester Company now comprises six brands, collectively providing business jet charter services to customers. This acquisition also reflects the trend in the business aviation sector of expanding service networks through consolidation.