NETJETS EU VOLUME 15 2021

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NOTES FROM <strong>NETJETS</strong> Latest happenings, accommodation opportunities, and companywide news and profiles ON REFLECTION Farnborough Airport’s forward-looking nature complements NetJets’ views © FARNBOROUGH AIRPORT FEATS AND FEASTS IN FARNBOROUGH PERFECTLY POSITIONED in the south of England, within easy reach of London, Farnborough Airport is a vital hub for NetJets flights in and out of the area, yet it is also one that mirrors NetJets’ principles and desire for a greener world. The first business aviation airport to be awarded carbon neutral status in 2018, since July it has been able to offer sustainable aviation fuel (SAF, see facing page) to all aircraft using the airport. Farnborough has also been innovating in other ways with the new On Air Café offering premium takeaway meals to visitors to the airport. It’s elegantly designed with dark grey tones, oak panelling, reclaimed wooden bookcases and contrasting fabrics and will not just provide peace and respite for customers but also offer an opportunity to support local businesses and producers using high-quality goods. 24 NetJets
INSIDE TRACK PATRICK GALLAGHER President, Sales, Marketing and Service WHEN DID YOU START AT <strong>NETJETS</strong>? I started with Marquis Jet and was the Executive Vice President of Sales when it was acquired by NetJets in late 2010. At that time, I was asked to lead and bring together the two sales organisations. In the years that followed, I got the opportunity to work with our Marketing and Owner Services departments as well. JULIAN RENTZSCH “Right now and for the foreseeable future, sustainable aviation fuel is the best option for sustainability in aviation” Bradley Ferrell, NetJets Executive Vice President for Administrative Services WHAT DOES YOUR NORMAL DAY CONSIST OF? No two days are the same. I try to divide my time between our teams and our clients, staying close to the front lines of our business. There was no such thing as “normal” over the past 18 months. When COVID-19 spread worldwide, we had to determine how to successfully survive a pandemic with 10% of our typical fl ight volume. Within a few months, we had record interest in our services. It became more important than ever to keep both our customers and our teams informed. WHAT IS THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE YOU FACE IN YOUR ROLE? Staying disciplined and maintaining focus on the long-term view. It is so important to not overreact to near-term stimuli and to stay true to our business model. We must never sacrifi ce the core values of NetJets to take advantage of near-term growth opportunity. FUEL SOLUTION ALREADY A PROVEN TECHNOLOGY sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is a biofuel made out of anything from used cooking oil to nonfood crops, from urban or agricultural waste to algae, which can be blended with standard aviation fuel in order to reduce the life-cycle emissions by up to 80%, depending on how the SAF is made and sourced. “What makes sustainable aviation fuel so important is that you don’t have to change the specifi cations of the aircraft or their engines to use it. As the technology is refi ned over coming years, the fuel is only going to become more effi cient to produce,” says Bradley Ferrell, NetJets’ Executive Vice President for Administrative Services. NetJets is getting ahead of the curve in becoming not just a buyer of SAF – in 2020 it purchased three million gallons of it in partnership with global aeronautical services network Signature Flight Support – but also the fi rst private aviation company to go as far as taking a stake in the actual production of SAF, making a sizable investment in SAF developer WasteFuel. NetJets is committed to buying 100 million gallons of its fuel over the next decade – “that’s a substantial portion of our annual fuel usage under any scenario,” stresses Ferrell. ISTOCK NetJets 25
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