Charlie Bravo Aviation Crunches The Numbers
“The private aviation industry is an often misunderstood and under-valued resource of the American economy,” says Charlie Bravo Aviation CEO René Banglesdorf.
Lost Productivity. 0. Executives can continue working, meeting, etc. on plane.
Cost: 3.5 hours in a chartered PC12 ($1000/hour)- $3,500 12 meals - $240.00
Total cost of trip: $3,740.00
“I believe that doing the math is a compelling enough exercise,” Banglesdorf says, “but then when you factor in the talent companies attract when they communicate that their sales, technical and management’s time and quality of life are that valuable, it’s a whole new ballgame.”
Rene’ Banglesdorf is the CEO of Charlie Bravo Aviation and Charlie Bravo Charter, both based in Texas. She owns and runs the only certified women business enterprises focused on the sale of aircraft in the world. Her company’s dedication to high ethical standards based on the model of the 1940‘s and 50‘s in America coupled with an unparalleled work ethic shows in the company’s branding with World War II flair, industry affiliations, and corporate sponsorship of Veteran Outdoors and the Sky Hope Network.
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