Flight Logistics, a private charter provider in Green Bay,\nWisconsin, has announced the addition of another Citation Bravo to the\nfleet. The second Citation Bravo\naccompanies 6 other aircraft available for charter, all based at\nAustin-Straubel Field Airport (KGRB) in Green Bay.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Tom Hakes, CEO of Flight Logistics commented, \u201cThe Citation\nBravo is a good fit for many of our charter missions, whether it is a business\ntrip or a group of fans heading to a Packers game. We are excited about\ndoubling our jet service capacity. Many of our clients need to fly into\nairports that are not served by the airlines or need to do business in multiple\ncities in one day and we now have another dedicated tool to help them do just\nthat, and in a very efficient manner,\u201d added Hakes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The newly added Citation Bravo is configured for 9\npassengers with sandstone leather seating and high-gloss cocoa maple cabinetry\ninterior with dual executive tables that was newly installed in 2015. The Bravo\nhas a fully enclosed aft lavatory and special ski tube equipment storage.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Flight Logistics is an ARG\/US Gold certified charter\noperation whose aircraft available for charter include 2 Citation Bravo jets, 4\nKing Air turbo-props, and a Beech Baron twin-engine airplane. Charter specialists at Flight Logistics can\nalso access a worldwide aircraft network to arrange your travel needs to\naccommodate any size aircraft and any size group.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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