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Delaware-based Dumont Aviation Group has announced the expansion of its operations to the Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport (OPF).
The airport is a favorite for private jet users bound for Miami, Miami Beach as well as the Aventura and North Miami areas. It also offers convenient access to Hard Rock Stadium, home of the Dolphins and host of this year’s Super Bowl.
Delaware-based private jet charter and jet card operator Dumont Aviation Group has completed its 27-jet purchase agreement of Dassault Falcon 2000s that were formerly part of the NetJets fleet.
The Falcon 2000 program started in 2018 when Dumont purchased its first Falcon 2000 and continued through 2019 and concluded with its December purchase.
There is more change, fallout or however you want to describe it possibly related to the recent C-suite changes at Dumont Aviation Group.
ProspAir Jet Charter was launched in 2016 as a Dumont subsidiary under Christopher Tasca who was previously director of aviation solutions with Magellan Jets.
ProspAir’s launch accompanied Dumont’s rapid growth from a seller of airplane parts into a rapidly growing charter operator fueled by the acquisition of more than two-dozen Dassault Falcon 2000 large-cabin jets being retired by NetJets.
Kevin Wargo, the CEO at Delaware-based Dumont Group and Christopher Tasca who served as the director at its ProspAir on-demand charter and jet card unit, have both left the company, an official confirmed.
Dumont Group has been quietly building an impressive branded floating fleet of large cabin Dassault Falcon 2000s. It is now adding a fractional ownership program to its on-demand charter, jet card, and buy-manage-fly programs. Currently, it is flying 17 of the type with eight more on the way, so it will end up having a fleet of at least 25, plus two additional frames it is using for parts.
