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When you charter your own jet, you will enjoy a relaxing, luxurious experience and reach your destination feeling wonderful. For more information, call Million Air Dallas at (972) 248-1600.
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When most of us think of flying, we tend to think of cramped quarters and limited entertainment options. Private jets, however, can offer a profoundly different experience.
In this short video, Bombadier’s Vice President and General Manager for Challenger aircraft gives us an intimate look at the Challenger 300. As you will see, the Challenger 300 is filled with comfortable seating, excellent entertainment options, and the latest in safety technology.
If you’d like to take a ride in a Challenger 300, contact Million Air Dallas today. Whether you need to go to Houston or Paris, we’ll be happy to take you there in style. If you have any questions, please call us at (972) 248-1600.
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WATERTOWER THEATRE ANNOUNCES CASTING AND CREATIVE TEAM FOR BOEING-BOEING
Robin Armstrong directs the Tony Award-winning play which runs at the Addison Theatre Centre May 25 – June 17, 2012
Boeing-Boeing is generously underwritten, in part, by Bob and Barbara Bigham: the Baylor Oral Health Foundation, Liberty Capital Bank and Million Air Dallas
ADDISON, TX – WaterTower Theatre Producing Artistic Director Terry Martin today announced the cast and creative team for Boeing-Boeing. Directed by Robin Armstrong, the cast includes Ashley Wood as Bernard, Andy Baldwin as Robert, Sherry Hopkins as Gloria, Emily Scott Banks as Gabriella, Morgan McClure as Gretchen and Lulu Ward as Bertha.
Making their WaterTower Theatre debuts in Boeing-Boeing are Sherry Hopkins and Morgan McClure.
The creative team for Boeing-Boeing is led by Director Robin Armstrong. Clare Floyd DeVries is the Set Designer, Robin Armstrong is Costume Designer, Jeff Stover is Lighting Designer, Georgana Jinks is Props Designer and Heidi Shen is the Stage Manager.
Boeing-Boeing opens Monday, May 28 running through Sunday, June 17, 2012. Press/Media night is Monday, May 28 at 7:30 pm. (Memorial Day).
Winner of the 2008 Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play, Boeing-Boeing is the story of Bernard, a successful architect living in Paris juggling three flight attendant fiancées – an American, an Italian and a German. With a complex system based on their flight schedules and some assistance from his disapproving housekeeper, Bernard thinks he can easily keep each woman unaware of the others’ existence. But when schedules change, flights are delayed, and a new and faster jet is introduced, Bernard’s system hits turbulence.
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Million Air Dallas received the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Diamond Award for Excellence for the sixth consecutive year in a row. The Diamond Award, the FAA's most prestigious Maintenance honor, signifies Million Air Dallas’s ongoing commitment to aircraft maintenance training and safety excellence. Inspector Oscar Escobedo presented the Diamond Award Certificate of Excellence to the Million Air Dallas Maintenance team at the FBO in Addison, Texas on March 1st, 2012.
The award program was implemented by the FAA to recognize and honor employers and technicians who take the initiative to commit to aircraft maintenance training and safety excellence in the areas of initial and recurrent training. The FAA awards range from Bronze to Diamond, with Diamond being the highest rating and most prestigious.
In addition, 11 maintenance technicians received the Maintenance Technician Award (AMT) from the FAA for excellence achieved in maintenance training. Those recognized by the FAA are as follows:
- Bryan Boen – Bronze Award
- Wayne Carter – Silver Award
- Bill Enckhausen – Bronze Award
- Kem Fishburn – Bronze Award
- Steve Grandell – Bronze Award
- Aaron Guajardo – Silver Award
- Greg Meals – Bronze Award
- Ron McCaskill – Bronze Award
- Dwayne Obenshain – Bronze Award
- John Powers – Bronze Award
- John Reese – Silver Award
Million Air Dallas is rated "Platinum" by ARG/US, is a member of the Wyvern Wingman program, holds the "Diamond" award for maintenance excellence from the FAA, is registered by the ACSF (Air Charter Safety Foundation) and by IS/BAO and has successfully met all the Safety Management System requirements at the Stage II level.
Since 1984, Million Air Dallas has combined luxurious flight services with award winning excellence. By providing the highest level of service at competitive rates, Million Air Dallas continues to take the industry to new heights. We offer outstanding service in aircraft charter, aircraft sales, aircraft management, FBO services, and aircraft maintenance. Customers receive 24-hour access to the fleet without having to purchase a membership, place a large deposit, pay capital or leasing costs, or monthly management fees.
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If you’ve ever bought a car, you know how difficult it can be. Unfortunately, buying a jet is a much more difficult and time-consuming process. Still, it will all seem worth it once you’re zooming through the air in your new jet, sipping on champagne. Here are a few important factors to consider when selecting a jet:
Your travel needs
Before you begin the aircraft acquisition process, you should first make a detailed list of all of your travel needs. For example, you might want an aircraft that can make it across the Atlantic or one with a good-sized galley. You might also consider how many passengers you want to accommodate—if you plan on regularly jet-setting with a dozen associates, then you should get a heavy jet; if you prefer to travel alone, a light jet should be just fine.
Jet condition
Though there’s a certain prestige that comes with buying a new jet, your first acquisition should probably be a used jet. When buying a used jet, you should make absolutely sure that you know what you’re getting. For help inspecting a particular jet’s systems, it’s a very good idea to hire a team of professionals to help you find imperfections and negotiate a new price.
Your budget
You’ve probably heard plenty stories of newly wealthy athletes, actors, and businessmen who splurge on luxurious jets only to have them repossessed a few years later. In order to prevent this from happening to you, it’s important that you buy a jet that is squarely within your means. You might also consider finding a silent partner to help you offset the cost of your new jet by chartering it out.
Though buying a jet can be difficult, you don’t have to do it alone. For help each step of the way, contact Million Air Dallas. If you’re looking to offset the cost, you can even become a part of our charter revenue program. Call us today at (972) 248-1600 to get started.
