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April 24, 2008 - LONDON – The Baltic Air Charter Association (BACA), the world's largest and most prestigious network for aircharter professionals is pleased to acknowledge the recent achievement of long-standing member Titan Airways. On his recent trip to the United States, UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown chose to fly aboard a Titan operated Boeing 757 – 200.
The Titan aircraft departed from the Royal Suite at London’s Heathrow airport on the 16th April 2008 direct to New York Newark airport. The whole trip, which lasted just 4 days also took the Prime Minister to Andrews Air Force Base in Washington DC and then on to Boston. The aircraft left Boston after the Premiers hectic schedule to fly back to London Heathrow, arriving back on the morning of the 19th April.
“The flights were a great success for Titan Airways,” said BACA Chairman Markham Jackson. Jackson further noted, “For the fourth time, Titan Airways have been included in the Times Profit Track 100. Only three companies have appeared on Profit Track 100 in the past nine years. This is a significant accomplishment for Titan and our industry.”
A representative from Titan Airways will be on-hand at BACA’s forthcoming Awards Luncheon on 24 April, being held at Plaisterers’ Hall, 1 London Wall. Titan is one of three airlines to be short listed by BACA for Best Passenger Charter Airline.
At the Awards Luncheon, BACA will formally unveil a number of significant image changes, all aimed at better informing the public, the press and the political world as to the importance of the air charter industry and the forward-looking nature of the association.
BACA representatives are available for interviews and commentary. To schedule an interview, please contact Sarah Chase at Image Line Communications: E-mail: pr ( @ ) imageline dot co.uk / Tel: +44 (0)20 7689 9009.
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