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Blink (airline)

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BKK
  
BLINKAIR

Destinations
  
600+

Founded
  
July 2007

Focus cities
  
Western Europe

Headquarters
  
Camberley, United Kingdom

Fleet size
  
9


Secondary hubs
  
Paris Le Bourget Zurich Nice

Company slogan
  
Imagine a world where you Blink and you're there

Key people
  
Cameron Ogden, (Co-founder & MD) Douglas Gass, (Director of Flight Operations) Martin Lewis, (Chief Training Captain) Chris Gazzard, (Ground Operations Manager) Patrick Marchant, (Continuing Airworthiness Manager) Rebecca Goff, (Commercial Manager) Adam Minks, (Finance Manager) Martin Bird, (Compliance Manager) Clare Silcock, (HR Manager) Peter Leiman, (Co-founder)

Hubs
  
London, Geneva, Channel Islands

Blink is a British commercial aviation operation which provides private Jet travel using Cessna Citation Mustang Very Light Jets. The company began operations in London in May 2008.

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History

Blink Limited was founded by Peter Leiman and Cameron Ogden, who met at Harvard Business School. Ogden is the son of Sir Peter Ogden, the founder of Computacenter. Leiman is a former investment banker. Four former British Airways executives are involved in operations. In May 2015 Blink announced the acquisition of MyJet, a Genoa based operator, with three Cessna Citation Mustang aircraft. This increased Blink's fleet size to nine aircraft. The acquisition also included a maintenance facility at Genoa Airport. Also in May 2015, Blink announced the acquisition of their homebase airport at Blackbushe Airport.

Fleet and Services

The company uses a fleet of nine Cessna Citation Mustang aircraft to provide on-demand private jet travel. Its fleet of cheaper and lighter aircraft allows the company to provide services at a lower cost versus traditional private jet operators. The jets seat four passengers and travel to destinations in Western Europe.

References

Blink (airline) Wikipedia


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