With established locations in Denver and
Scottsdale, the new Salt Lake City base strengthens the company's presence in
the Mountain West region and provides localized private jet services to
Aircraft Owners and Jet Card Members throughout Utah.
"Salt Lake City and the great state of Utah attracts
national and international visitors year-round and we look forward to serving
as Salt Lake City's most trusted resource for private jet travel and aircraft
management services," said Brent Wouters, Jet Linx CEO.
Woulters joined Jet Linx in July following CEO Jamie Walker’s
move to chairman.
“I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Brent and trying to
recruit him to our team for the last 10 years,” Walker said in a company press
release announcing the appointment of Woulters.
Wouters joined Jet Linx from Iron Valley Supply, a global
outdoor shooting sports, equipment and adventure company, where he served as
President & CEO. He was also previously president & CEO of Cirrus
Aircraft.
Jet Linx opened its first private terminal in 1999 in Omaha,
Neb. In the 24 years since the company has expanded to 22 bases nationwide.
"We look forward to providing the Salt Lake City market
access to our fleet of 100+ aircraft while engaging one-on-one with our expert
team based right at their home airport to meet their aviation needs,” said Dan
Pasque, Jet Linx regional base president.
The company plans for further national expansion as part of its
strategic growth initiative to increase fleet size and grow Jet Card clientele.
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