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8.6.24
Private travel is the epitome of luxury and convenience. However, determining the right cabin class for your upcoming business or leisure travel can be difficult. Priester Aviation has an extensive fleet of aircraft available for charter. Capacity, size, and range are some of the factors that determine which private aircraft is right for your mission. […]
10.7.21
Priester Aviation walks its talk about being committed to building strong relationships and ongoing quality improvement. It hosted two summits last month – Sept. 8-9 and Sept. 21-22 – designed to keep its team sharp and further personal connections between team members. The events drew approximately 100 Priester team members from around the country, consisting […]
8.4.21
Since its founding in 1945, Priester Aviation has earned a reputation as a safety-first aviation services provider. It recently completed renewals of three key safety audits: IS-BAO Stage 3, ARGUS Platinum and Air Charter Safety Foundation (ACSF) certification. These, plus its Wyvern registration, put Priester among the elite 1% of private jet operators that hold […]
7.15.21
Priester Aviation, LLC, continues its history of family-led leadership by announcing the ascension of its next generation of ownership. The private aviation company announces that Andy Priester, President and CEO, will become its Chairman, taking over from Charlie Priester, who remains with Priester Aviation as Chairman Emeritus. In taking up the mantle of Chairman, Andy […]
3.2.21
Just about one year ago, the industry saw a dramatic shift in who was chartering a private aircraft. So why has flying private becoming so necessary for people who may no longer be time sensitive? One word, COVID.
3.2.21
With 2020 behind us, what can we expect in 2021 for corporate aviation? Many providers are now as busy, and even busier than they were pre-COVID.
1.25.21
Effective January 26, 2021, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued an Order requiring proof of a negative COVID-19 test or documentation of having recovered from COVID-19 for all air passengers arriving from a foreign country to the U.S.
