George J. Priester Aviation recently added six new aircraft to its managed fleet, including three charter jets.
George J. Priester Aviation recently added six new aircraft to its managed fleet, bringing its roster to nearly 100 aircraft.
The additions include a mix of aircraft types and sizes, distributed across three nationwide bases and managed by Mayo Aviation, Priester Aviation, and Omni Air Transport.
The company’s nationwide support bases will manage Priester’s new aircraft.
Three of the jets will be under Priester’s Part 135 certificate.
They will be based in Colorado, Texas, and Wisconsin:
The other three will be managed for owners under Part 91.
CEO Brent Moldowan said, “Our aircraft owners value experienced, relationship-driven management.
Moldowan continued, “We’re seeing tremendous momentum throughout our regions because owners appreciate the expertise of a local team supported by the depth and resources of national coverage.”
The company was founded in 1945 and is based in Wheeling, Illinois.
It offers aircraft management and charter.
Priester holds top safety accreditations and recently expanded through acquisitions of Omni Air Transport, Elite Jets, and Maxair.
In 2023, Priester acquired Hill Private Aviation, and in 2022, it acquired Mayo Aviation.
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