flyExclusive to Manage Flight Operations and Maintenance for Fly Alliance
A management services agreement will add about eight Fly Alliance aircraft to flyExclusive's operating platform.
flyExclusive and Fly Alliance entered into an agreement covering flight operations, aircraft management and maintenance support for Fly Alliance. The arrangement is expected to add approximately eight Fly Alliance aircraft to flyExclusive’s operating platform.
Key details
- The aircraft expected to join the platform include midsize, super-midsize and heavy jets, including additional Gulfstream aircraft.
- Fly Alliance is expected to continue operating under its current brand and CEO Christopher Tasca, while retaining its jet card, charter and commercial operations and customer relationships.
- Fly Alliance previously announced plans to adopt flyExclusive’s Contrails flight management system, which is designed to support scheduling, dispatch, fleet optimization, crew management, maintenance coordination and operational visibility.
The agreement is expected to bring approximately eight Fly Alliance aircraft onto flyExclusive’s operating platform.
Why it matters
The agreement combines flyExclusive’s operations and maintenance support with Fly Alliance’s existing customer-facing businesses. The planned Contrails adoption also gives Fly Alliance a shared flight-management platform for functions ranging from scheduling to maintenance coordination.
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