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MEDIA KIT THE WORLD’S MOST EXCLUSIVE NEWSSTAND DELIVERING YOUR MESSAGE TO PRIVATE AIR TRAVELERS THE MEDIAJET VALUE PROPOSITION SHARE YOUR MESSAGE THROUGH Custom Publication with your Brand Front and Center We produce for you or you supply to us Branding on FBO Newsstand Racks Custom Inserts in Sandow Publications distributed at 250 FBOs: LUXE, Galerie, Interior Design and NewBeauty Magazines THE PRIVATE AIR TRAVELER: COVETED, DIFFICULT TO REACH, HIGHLY DESIRABLE. Average Net Worth* - $89 Million PASSENGER TRAFFIC AT 250 FBOs FEATURING MEDIAJET NEWSSTANDS Private air travelers per month 900,000 More than 350,000 publications distribute each year. Source: Russ Alan Prince TESTIMONIALS FROM FBOs “Passenger transportation is not permitted on the ramp at Teterboro field, so 100 percent of our passengers walk through the FBO lobby.” Signature Flight Support, Teterboro, NJ / Andrew Caron, Air Concierge “We also stock magazines on our own charter aircraft and rotate the stock as needed. We encourage transient flight crews to take magazines with them to put in the aircraft.” Capital City Jet Center, Columbus, OH / John Keller, Charter Manager “The magazines are going over very well in our lobby. We have many passengers as well as crew members placing the magazines on the aircraft.” National Jets, Ft. Lauderdale, FL / Lisa Milos, Customer Service Manager “Please send me more magazines; we are expecting large crowds at the end of the month for the Berkshire Hathaway shareholders meeting. We do not want to run out of inventory.” Signature Flight Support, Omaha, NE / Sherrie Rollings, Customer Service Representative “One of our customers came in and said she had been looking all over for the right dining room table, and found it in one of the Luxe magazines. She contacted the supplier and ordered it on the spot. She is currently waiting on the delivery.” Signature Flight Support, Santa Barbara, CA / Beverly Ruiz, CSR Lead MEDIAJET PARTNERS *Past and present partners. 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