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VOYAGER JET CENTER ADDS HANGAR at ALLEGHENY COUNT AIRPORT Acquisition of Hangar 43 Doubles Voyager Jet Footprint at County Airport Contact Dean Genge Director of Marketing Voyager Jet Center 412-968-4080 [email protected] VOYAGER JET CENTER ADDS HANGAR AT ALLEGHENY COUNT AIRPORT Acquisition of Hangar 43 Doubles Voyager Jet Footprint at County Airport Pittsburgh, PA – August 3, 2005 – Voyager Jet Center, a Pittsburgh-based private aircraft management and services firm headquartered at Allegheny County Airport, announced today that it expanded operations with the acquisition of hangar 43 from the Allegheny County Airport Authority. Hangar 43 adds approximately 18,000 square feet of enclosed jet aircraft storage space and over 20,000 square feet of ramp space to Voyager Jet’s operation. “Our growing customer base, additional aircraft management and service contracts, and our plans for continued expansion drove our requirement for additional hangar space,” said Mike Dolan, Voyager Jet Center vice president. “Our share of the private aviation market in Pittsburgh is expanding. The addition of hangar 43 doubles our presence at Allegheny County Airport and allows us to continue to raise the bar for service providers on the field. Hangar 43 will help give us the footprint we need to match our growing demand and our future business development plans at the airport.” About Voyager Jet Center Voyager Jet Center, based in Pittsburgh, PA, is a leading private aircraft management and services company with operations at Allegheny County Airport, the private aviation hub for western Pennsylvania. Voyager Jet provides aircraft management, charter arrangement, sales, maintenance, and hangar services. For additional information, visit www.voyagerjet.com. # # # .
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