Pro Sky with record figures in the first half of 2011
2011-08-10
A look back at 2010 also shows growth in all segments of the aviation company
Pro Sky, the leading German provider of individual flight solutions, is expecting 2011 to be the best year yet in the history of the company.
In the first half of the year, the flight professionals organised well over 600 flights for groups worldwide, more than ever before. Business development was already positive in 2010. In the segment of aircraft charters, Pro Sky was able, for example, to acquire Daimler AG as a customer. The segment of scheduled tickets for group travel is also growing. Consequently, in 2011 there will be further additions to the internal scheduled flight team, recently increased to eight employees.
Pro Sky is seeing a higher demand in the segment of Airport & Inflight Services. More and more customers are asking for customised flights. The biggest growth area in the first half of the year was the increased demand for VIP services at airports: passengers receive their boarding card in a comfortable lounge and are accompanied directly to the aircraft shortly before departure, even in a limousine upon request.
In the area of private jets, the focus in 2010 was on integrating former competitor Panda Flight Management. The segment has since developed into an important pillar of the aviation company.
In the first half of the year, the flight professionals organised well over 600 flights for groups worldwide, more than ever before. Business development was already positive in 2010. In the segment of aircraft charters, Pro Sky was able, for example, to acquire Daimler AG as a customer. The segment of scheduled tickets for group travel is also growing. Consequently, in 2011 there will be further additions to the internal scheduled flight team, recently increased to eight employees.
Pro Sky is seeing a higher demand in the segment of Airport & Inflight Services. More and more customers are asking for customised flights. The biggest growth area in the first half of the year was the increased demand for VIP services at airports: passengers receive their boarding card in a comfortable lounge and are accompanied directly to the aircraft shortly before departure, even in a limousine upon request.
In the area of private jets, the focus in 2010 was on integrating former competitor Panda Flight Management. The segment has since developed into an important pillar of the aviation company.