Euro Jet: A Question of Trust

And so begins the first blog. I must admit that I never thought I would blog. When it became popular several years ago, it all seemed so foreign. So perhaps it is appropriate that something foreign is now part of my daily routine.

Six weeks ago I decided to become a foreigner again and join the company Euro Jet. Growing up in three countries, I never truly felt from the place I lived. Now I return to a life split between the United States and Prague, once again feeling like a foreigner.

Why did I do it? I worked with Euro Jet for many years and was always impressed with their operation. Euro Jet is an aircraft ground support company with stations located at 175 airports throughout 28 Central and Eastern European and Central Asian countries. They can handle any aspect of ground handling in these location, including permits, landing fees, fueling, equipment rental, catering, crew hotels, ground transportation and the list goes on. The company can also provide generous credit terms to its clients.

There are many "flight support" companies out there that sell themselves as being everywhere and able to do everything. Euro Jet is proud to say that they are the only Central/Eastern European and Central Asian ground support company that physically have 200 employees on the ground meeting its aircraft every day. Furthermore they have 50 employees working out of their Prague office, coordinating the 6,000 plus yearly flights. The company also prides itself on having a 24/7 operations department that guarantees to answer all your e-mails within minutes and pick-up the phone straight away.

It was impossible for me to pass up an opportunity to promote such an amazing product.

Over the next few months Euro Jet will be expanding its social media presence. This blog will appear weekly, and include an update on Euro Jet's current activities. In addition to the blog, we are expanding our presence on Facebook, Linked-in, YouTube, Twitter (@eurojetservice), and will unveil our brand new web site by the end of November. Clients will start getting a monthly newsletter and other regular e-blast updates, and we will continue to be present at dozens of conferences around the world. This includes being sponsors at EBACE in Geneva this Spring.

As a child growing up, the most foreign place on earth was always Eastern Europe. There was limited trust between the United States and the Eastern block countries, but fortunately and after the fall of Communism in 1989 that trust has been re-established and now the United States and rest of the world have some of their best allies within this region.

Euro Jet prides itself on its motto, "A Question of Trust." All its invoices are 100 percent transparent (ask for back-ups, you will have have them immediately), and our operations and ground support team are the most trusted individuals in this business. In the end, after all the contracts are written and all the dotted lines signed, it all really comes down to trust.

Let Euro Jet show you their product and allow you to feel like you belong as one of their clients. Please feel free to contact us anytime with a question, a quote request, and let us know if you want to come visit our offices in Prague. Our door is always open. We look forward to hearing from you.

And I look forward to keeping you informed….