Maxair and Elite Jets were announced on Friday as new members of the George J. Priester Aviation network. The two companies join Priester Aviation, Mayo Aviation, Hill Private Aviation and Omni Private Aviation as part of the largest group of family-led aviation companies.
“This partnership brings together organizations that share a passion in delivering high-touch ownerships and charter experience built on safety, service and long-term relationships,” said Chairman Andy Priester. “Maxair and Elite Jets are experts in owned aircraft charter; Priester, Mayo, Hill, and Omni specialize in aircraft management and ad-hoc charter. Bringing these capabilities together creates new opportunities to serve clients more comprehensively while expanding opportunities for team members over time.”
Maxair is based in Appleton, Wisconsin and Elite Jets is based in Naples, Florida. The additions complete existing legacy bases in the Midwest, Rocky Mountain West, Southeast and South Central regions. All the companies will share operational expertise, resources and infrastructure to strengthen their service capabilities. Maxair and Elitie Jets add 17 aircraft into the group fleet, including Embraer Phenom 300s, a Legacy 500, Gulfstream G200s and a Gulfstream GV.
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“We’re honored to bring all of these incredible people and rich histories together. The strengths of the six companies make us all better, while retaining the unique qualities and connections that have served our regions so well,” said Priester. “This approach allows great aviation companies to focus on doing what they do best in their communities.”
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