ExecuJet enjoys succesful first year at Cambridge

ExecuJet Europe claims it has enjoyed a successful first year, after moving some of its operating units to Cambridge Airport.

Gerrit Basson, managing director of ExecuJet Europe and COO of ExecuJet Aviation Group, said: “We have worked hard to expand our team and establish a solid base in the UK over the past year. The move has been a great success – centralising our core operations department has improved internal communications and reduced operating costs.”

John Brutnell, operations director of ExecuJet Europe, adds: “As the European market recovers, we are keeping ahead of the game and preparing for increased demand by putting measures in place to optimise our operational efficiency. We are pleased with the enhancements we have made which enable us to offer an even higher level of service to our clients.”

The centralised services department also manages helicopter operations, following the addition of the first helicopter to ExecuJet Europe’s managed fleet earlier this year.

ExecuJet Europe has been working closely with the developers of the business aviation on-demand system FlightForce to refine its features and maximise the efficiency and automation benefits the application provides. FlightForce coordinates all departments, from operations control, flight scheduling, crew and fleet management, to safety and quality, marketing and charter sales.