Silver Air

Silver Air
Founded October 21, 2008
Destinations Point to point
Headquarters 3760 State St., Suite 101
Santa Barbara, CA 93105
Key people Jason Middleton, Founder and CEO
James Maxwell, Founder and CFO
Brandon Martin, COO
Chuck Stumpf, EVP Business Development
Chris Marshall, Director of Operations
Website www.silverair.com

Silver Air is private jet charter and management service based in California. The company manages a fleet of aircraft from Phenom 100 to Gulfstream GVs.[1]

History

Silver Air was founded in 2008 by Jason Middleton and James Maxwell when they realized that virtually every other charter management company has some sort of side business that takes advantage of the owner-management relationship.[1] Silver Air was developed off of a strategic new business model that parallels recent trends in wealth management: Advocating for “partners” based on their long-term goals; not selling services to “clients” driving up fees and commissions.[1] The company has expanded from a West Coast regionally-focused business to a worldwide operator.[2]

Operations

Silver Air operates as both a jet management service provider and private jet charter operator.[3] Silver Air serves as an advocate to private jet owners, creating and executing a management plan personally tailored to the needs of both the owner and their jet. [4] Silver Air provides a cost effective alternative to traditional jet management services by providing expert management service without conflicting side businesses common in private jet management. [5]

Ownership

Services Silver Air manages for jet owners include:[5]

  • Flight crew services
  • Maintenance Tracking
  • Maintenance Scheduling
  • Maintenance Cost Control
  • Maintenance Programs
  • Aviation Accounting
  • Aircraft Updates
  • Fleet Fuel Programs
  • Fleet Insurance
  • Reduced Training Cost
  • Trip Support
  • Hangar Facilities
  • FAA Compliance

Charter

Silver Air manages and operates its own fleet of light to large-cabin jet aircraft with full time pilot and cabin crews. [6] Silver Air’s charter program operates on a global network operating around the clock, 24-hours-a-day. [2]

Fleet

World Class Worldwide
Passengers: 14
Max Range: 5,800 nmi
Max Cruise Speed: 670 mph
World Class Worldwide
Passengers: 12
Max Range: 4,220 nmi
Max Cruise Speed: 640 mph
Speed, Comfort, and Style
Passengers: 7
Max Range: 2,400 nmi
Max Cruise Speed: 536 mph
Performance, Comfort and Value
Passengers: 6
Max Range: 1300 nmi
Max Cruise Speed: 460 mph
World Class Worldwide
Passengers: 14
Max Range: 4,200 nmi
Max Cruise Speed: 650 mph
Transcontinental, Wide Body Jet
Passengers: 8
Max Range: 3,000 mmi
Max Cruise Speed: 459 mph
Lightweight Powerhouse
Passengers: 7
Max Range: 1400 nmi
Max Cruise Speed: 535 mph
Efficient Business Luxury
Passengers: 4
Max Range: 1100 nmi
Max Cruise Speed: 449 mph
World Class Worldwide
Passengers: 13
Max Range: 4,220 nmi
Max Cruise Speed: 640 mph
Fastest Passenger Jet in the World
Passengers: 8
Max Range: 3,000 mmi
Max Cruise Speed: 700 mph
High Capacity, High Efficiency
Passengers: 8
Max Range: 1,600 nmi
Max Cruise Speed: 570 mph

References

  1. 1 2 3 "Silver Air "Our Story"". www.silverair.com. Silver Air. Retrieved 13 October 2014.
  2. 1 2 "Silver Air Global Network". www.silverair.com. Silver Air. Retrieved 15 October 2014.
  3. ↑ "Silver Air". www.silverair.com. Silver Air. Retrieved 13 October 2014.
  4. ↑ "Silver Air Management". www.silverair.com. Silver Air. Retrieved 23 March 2016.
  5. 1 2 "Silver Air Ownership". www.silverair.com. Silver Air. Retrieved 23 March 2016.
  6. ↑ "Silver Air Charter". www.silverair.com. Silver Air. Retrieved 15 October 2014.
  7. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 "Silver Air Fleet". www.silverair.com. Silver Air. Retrieved 13 October 2014.
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