High-flying private jet service promotes manager to president

Founded in 2016, Elite Jets has six aircraft.

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 9:45 p.m. June 23, 2020
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Courtesy. Mark London is certified through the Federal Aviation Administration as both a commercial helicopter pilot and flight instructor, while Stephen Myers holds FAA certificates as an airline transport pilot and drone pilot.
Courtesy. Mark London is certified through the Federal Aviation Administration as both a commercial helicopter pilot and flight instructor, while Stephen Myers holds FAA certificates as an airline transport pilot and drone pilot.
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NAPLES — Elite Jets, a Naples-based luxury charter air service, has promoted two of its experienced pilots to executive leadership positions.

The promotions, of Mark London, who previously served as the company’s general manager, and Stephen Myers, who had been assistant chief pilot, come as the company responds to industry-wide changes in air travel.

 

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