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Time Business News
17-06-2025
- Business
- Time Business News
Democratising the Skies: How Modern Private Jet Hire Shatters
The golden age of private aviation isn't reserved for billionaires and celebrities—it's unfolding right now for entrepreneurs, families, and explorers who value time above all else. Private jet hire has evolved from a luxury indulgence to a strategic life-enhancement tool, thanks to tech-driven platforms like FlyEliteJets. Discover how our reimagined approach makes exclusive air travel accessible, efficient, and surprisingly practical. Problem Commercial Experience FlyEliteJets Solution Time Sinks 3+ hrs pre-flight routines 15-min curb-to-cabin boarding Rigid Scheduling 1+ layovers for 80% of routes Nonstop to 5X more airports Privacy Erosion Public security screenings Discrete FBO terminals Unpredictability 1 in 4 flights are delayed 96% on-time departure rate Group Costs $15k+ for 4 first-class seats ~$6k avg. for light jet hire Real-Time Dynamic Pricing: Machine learning analyses 12 factors (fuel costs, demand, empty legs) for fair quotes 3-Minute Booking: Automated contracts/payments via mobile app Predictive Routing: 'Why fly to Nice when Cannes's LFMD saves 90 min ground transit?' Access 300+ meticulously vetted aircraft: Aircraft Type Ideal For Sample Route (Cost) Light Jets 2-4 pax / short hops Vegas→Aspen ($5,200) Midsize Jets Transcontinental comfort NYC→LA ($18,900) Heavy Jets Intercontinental luxury London→Dubai ($48,000) VIP Airliners Groups up to 36 Team charters (Request quote) (All prices include crew, fuel, and taxes) Your dedicated flight specialist handles: Borderless Logistics: Visa waivers, pet documentation, vaccine records Experience Engineering: Ski valets meeting your Phenom 300 in Telluride Michelin chefs provisioning flights from Paris Crisis Management: Re-routing around volcanic ash or political unrest Closed-Door Productivity: Confidential M&A talks at Mach 0.85 Talent Retention: Key employees visit family monthly via empty-leg charters Asset Optimisation: $500k saved annually vs. owning/maintaining a Private Jet Hire No More Meltdowns: Toddlers nap in lie-flat seats instead of crowded terminals Multi-Gen Access: Grandparents reach remote Caribbean villas sans boat transfers Pandemic Safety: UV-C air filtration + HEPA 99.99% filters Impossible Itineraries: Patagonia → Galapagos → Bora Bora in 72 hours Gear Sovereignty: Surfboards/kite gear transported without fees or damage Last-Minute Opportunities: Wimbledon finals tickets? Wheels up in 90 minutes FLYELITE REALITY: 'Our app made booking easier than Uber Black. Literally: Request → Confirm → Fly.' — Sofia R. (First-time user, Milan→Sardinia) COST COMPARISON (Annual): Expense Owning a Phenom 300 FlyEliteJets Charter Program Acquisition $10M+ $0 Crew/Insurance $600,000 Included Maintenance $350,000 Included Total $10.95M+ ~$400,000 (50 flight hrs) OUR INNOVATION: Algorithmic empty-leg predictions with 92% accuracy SMS alerts for routes matching your preferences Fixed pricing (no last-minute price surges) Request App/web quote in 90 sec (no commitment) Customise Select catering, ground transport, and amenities Board Arrive 15 min pre-departure; no security lines Fly Productivity/relaxation on your terms 'COVID revealed what truly matters: time with loved ones and control over our environment. Private Jet Hire aviation delivers both.' — James F., FlyEliteJets Founder (Former Air Force Pilot) 2024 Industry Shifts Enabling Access: 40% increase in part-ownership programs AI-driven cost reduction for operators 71% more regional airports accepting Private Jet Hire FlyEliteJets Makes Elite Travel Shockingly Attainable Test the Waters: Book our 'First Flight' discounted intro package Go Further: Access empty-leg deals from $850/hour Own Your Schedule: Download our app for instant quoting Begin Your Journey: Explore Fleet & Pricing or Concierge: +1 (888) 335-4835 The Sky Was Meant to Be Experienced, Not Endured. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Fibre2Fashion
17-06-2025
- Business
- Fibre2Fashion
US Hexcel, Embraer mark 50 years with new supply agreement
Hexcel Corporation, a global leader in advanced composite materials, celebrated 50 years of supply to Embraer during a celebration at the Paris Air Show, marked by the signing of a preferred supplier agreement for composite raw materials. This milestone underscores the enduring collaboration and mutual commitment to innovation and excellence in aerospace technology. "We are honored to celebrate 50 years of supply to Embraer, a relationship that has been built on trust, innovation, and shared vision,' said Tom Gentile, Chairman, President and CEO of Hexcel , during a ceremony at the 55th International Paris Air Show. 'Hexcel's advanced composite materials have been integral to the performance and efficiency of Embraer's aircraft, and we look forward to continuing this journey together." Hexcel celebrated 50 years of collaboration with Embraer at the Paris Air Show, marking the milestone with a preferred supplier agreement for composite materials. The partnership highlights decades of innovation in aerospace, with Hexcel's composites used in key Embraer aircraft. Both firms reaffirmed their shared commitment to advancing sustainable aviation technologies. "Hexcel has been a key partner in our mission to deliver our aircraft with safety first and quality always,' added Roberto Chaves, Executive Vice-President of Global Procurement & Supply Chain of Embraer . 'Their commitment to quality, collaboration and innovation has contributed to the sustainable growth of our businesses. We are excited to recognize Hexcel as a preferred supplier. Through this partnership, we are shaping the future of the aerospace industry." Hexcel has been a longstanding provider of a range of advanced composite materials to Embraer, including prepregs, engineered core, and advanced structures. These materials are used in various Embraer aircraft platforms, such as the C-390 military transport, the E-Jet E2 family of narrowbody regional aircraft, and the Phenom 300 business jet. Hexcel's history with Embraer is marked by numerous achievements, including the recent recognition as Supplier of the Year in the Standards & Materials Category. This award is a testament to Hexcel's dedication to delivering high-quality materials and exceptional service. As both companies celebrated 50 years of collaboration, they reaffirmed their commitment to advancing aerospace technology and creating a sustainable future for the industry through future development and demonstration programs. 'We have had fantastic record of collaboration and excellence over the last 50 years,' concluded Gentile . 'Hexcel's vertically integrated supply chain, global manufacturing expertise, and world-class composites technologies have enhanced the performance and reliability of Embraer's aircraft, and our commitment is to help Embraer advance the future of aviation for the next 50 years and beyond.' Note: The headline, insights, and image of this press release may have been refined by the Fibre2Fashion staff; the rest of the content remains unchanged. Fibre2Fashion News Desk (RM)
The Irish Sun
11-06-2025
- General
- The Irish Sun
Harrowing moment plane comes terrifyingly close to helicopter as it takes off at airport
BONECHILLING video has captured the moment an airplane appeared to barely miss a hovering helicopter while taking off from the runway. The plane appeared to swerve quickly and desperately avoid a mid-air tragedy. Advertisement 6 Terrifying footage has captured the moment a plane nearly missed a helicopter Credit: Jam Press 6 The plane appeared to quickly swerve out of the helicopter's path Credit: Jam Press 6 Surveillance footage captured the tense moment Credit: Jam Press Surveillance footage showed the Phenom 300 executive jet taking off from the runway as the chopper flew overhead. They seemed to almost collide mid-air in terrifying scenes filmed at the Costa Esmeralda Airport in Porto Belo, south of São Paulo, Brazil, on Sunday. The small airfield does not have a control tower. After the footage was shared online, one local posted on X, 'Looks like a go-around by the aircraft on approach to accommodate the takeoff of the departing aircraft. Advertisement read more on planes 'Sequence spacing didn't quite work out.' Another person said, 'Didn't they coordinate between aircraft? 'Someone screwed up.' But another video, taken from a different angle, appeared to show that there was a much greater distance between the two aircraft. Advertisement Most read in The US Sun The clip, filmed by Henrique Garcia, showed that the helicopter was further ahead of the jet than first thought. Airfield administrator Tiago Neves said the two pilots were in contact throughout the takeoff, as reported by Six dead in San Diego plane crash as Cessna slams into ocean after pilot made haunting final call to air traffic control He told local media, 'The occurrence is absolutely normal, the two aircraft were being coordinated, and the two pilots had communication with each other. 'The video that was released creates sensationalism as the angle makes it seem like the aircraft are very close, which does not correspond to reality.' Advertisement Neves pointed out that the airfield does not have a control tower, and pilots carry out procedures via communication and visual contact. He said the helicopter's approach occurred outside the runway so as not to interrupt the jet's takeoff. He added, 'It is common for the tower, when there is one, or the pilots themselves, when at uncontrolled airfields, to coordinate the approach. 'That's why the helicopter goes directly to the grassy area. Advertisement 'Everything was done responsibly and within normal limits.' The video surfaced just months after a Black Hawk The horrific accident left all 67 people on board the two aircraft dead. And another helicopter Advertisement 6 The near miss took place at the Costa Esmeralda Airport in Porto Belo, south of São Paulo, Brazil, on Sunday Credit: Jam Press 6 Horrified locals questioned why the aircraft got so close Credit: Jam Press 6 The airport administrator said the pilots were communicating the entire time Credit: Jam Press
Scottish Sun
11-06-2025
- General
- Scottish Sun
Harrowing moment plane comes terrifyingly close to helicopter as it takes off at airport
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) BONECHILLING video has captured the moment an airplane appeared to barely miss a hovering helicopter while taking off from the runway. The plane appeared to swerve quickly and desperately avoid a mid-air tragedy. 6 Terrifying footage has captured the moment a plane nearly missed a helicopter Credit: Jam Press 6 The plane appeared to quickly swerve out of the helicopter's path Credit: Jam Press 6 Surveillance footage captured the tense moment Credit: Jam Press Surveillance footage showed the Phenom 300 executive jet taking off from the runway as the chopper flew overhead. They seemed to almost collide mid-air in terrifying scenes filmed at the Costa Esmeralda Airport in Porto Belo, south of São Paulo, Brazil, on Sunday. The small airfield does not have a control tower. After the footage was shared online, one local posted on X, 'Looks like a go-around by the aircraft on approach to accommodate the takeoff of the departing aircraft. 'Sequence spacing didn't quite work out.' Another person said, 'Didn't they coordinate between aircraft? 'Someone screwed up.' But another video, taken from a different angle, appeared to show that there was a much greater distance between the two aircraft. The clip, filmed by Henrique Garcia, showed that the helicopter was further ahead of the jet than first thought. Airfield administrator Tiago Neves said the two pilots were in contact throughout the takeoff, as reported by What's The Jam. Six dead in San Diego plane crash as Cessna slams into ocean after pilot made haunting final call to air traffic control He told local media, 'The occurrence is absolutely normal, the two aircraft were being coordinated, and the two pilots had communication with each other. 'The video that was released creates sensationalism as the angle makes it seem like the aircraft are very close, which does not correspond to reality.' Neves pointed out that the airfield does not have a control tower, and pilots carry out procedures via communication and visual contact. He said the helicopter's approach occurred outside the runway so as not to interrupt the jet's takeoff. He added, 'It is common for the tower, when there is one, or the pilots themselves, when at uncontrolled airfields, to coordinate the approach. 'That's why the helicopter goes directly to the grassy area. 'Everything was done responsibly and within normal limits.' The video surfaced just months after a Black Hawk crashed into a plane as it was landing in Washington DC. The horrific accident left all 67 people on board the two aircraft dead. And another helicopter wrecked in New York City in April, killing all six people on board. 6 The near miss took place at the Costa Esmeralda Airport in Porto Belo, south of São Paulo, Brazil, on Sunday Credit: Jam Press 6 Horrified locals questioned why the aircraft got so close Credit: Jam Press
The Sun
11-06-2025
- The Sun
Harrowing moment plane comes terrifyingly close to helicopter as it takes off at airport
BONECHILLING video has captured the moment an airplane appeared to barely miss a hovering helicopter while taking off from the runway. The plane appeared to swerve quickly and desperately avoid a mid-air tragedy. 6 6 6 Surveillance footage showed the Phenom 300 executive jet taking off from the runway as the chopper flew overhead. They seemed to almost collide mid-air in terrifying scenes filmed at the Costa Esmeralda Airport in Porto Belo, south of São Paulo, Brazil, on Sunday. The small airfield does not have a control tower. After the footage was shared online, one local posted on X, 'Looks like a go-around by the aircraft on approach to accommodate the takeoff of the departing aircraft. 'Sequence spacing didn't quite work out.' Another person said, 'Didn't they coordinate between aircraft? 'Someone screwed up.' But another video, taken from a different angle, appeared to show that there was a much greater distance between the two aircraft. The clip, filmed by Henrique Garcia, showed that the helicopter was further ahead of the jet than first thought. Airfield administrator Tiago Neves said the two pilots were in contact throughout the takeoff, as reported by What's The Jam. Six dead in San Diego plane crash as Cessna slams into ocean after pilot made haunting final call to air traffic control He told local media, 'The occurrence is absolutely normal, the two aircraft were being coordinated, and the two pilots had communication with each other. 'The video that was released creates sensationalism as the angle makes it seem like the aircraft are very close, which does not correspond to reality.' Neves pointed out that the airfield does not have a control tower, and pilots carry out procedures via communication and visual contact. He said the helicopter's approach occurred outside the runway so as not to interrupt the jet's takeoff. He added, 'It is common for the tower, when there is one, or the pilots themselves, when at uncontrolled airfields, to coordinate the approach. 'That's why the helicopter goes directly to the grassy area. 'Everything was done responsibly and within normal limits.' The video surfaced just months after a Black Hawk crashed into a plane as it was landing in Washington DC. The horrific accident left all 67 people on board the two aircraft dead. And another helicopter wrecked in New York City in April, killing all six people on board. 6 6 6
