Even in these difficult economic times, companies are still seeing value in business aviation and are looking to increase business jet travel in 2010.

London Executive Aviation (‘LEA’), already one of Europe’s largest business jet charter operators, is expanding again with the addition to the fleet of an Embraer Legacy 600 and a Cessna Citation XLS.

“Whoever wins, we’ll be happy. The Six Nations rugby tournament is one of those events that always boosts our business!”

London Executive Aviation (‘LEA’) is celebrating inclusion on the shortlist of the 2010 Business Travel Awards, the leading business travel industry honours.

London Executive Aviation has added non-stop transatlantic range to its capabilities with the addition of a Dassault Falcon 900EX to its fast growing fleet.

London Executive Aviation (‘LEA’), one of Europe ’s largest private jet charter operators, reports that two clear trends are emerging in the charter market as the economy slows.  At the top end, there continues to be strong demand for large cabin private jets by Very High Net Worth Individuals, whose lifestyles appear unaffected by the economic malaise.  However, in the corporate market, many businesses are downsizing to a new generation of small, four-passenger jets in order to conserve travel budgets.