Mark Patiky
Mark Patiky’s aviation background spans four decades including writing and editing for more than a dozen international and U.S. aviation publications as well as Fortune, Forbes, ForbesBusinessAviation.com and Business Aviation Voice on Forbes.com. He has written a book on investing in Star Wars technology and currently owns and flies his own airplane, which he uses extensively for business.
CEO Guide to Private Jet Travel
Here’s how to navigate the myriad options making private and business jet travel more affordable and practical than ever.
Innovative Companies Offer a New Way to Travel
New companies, innovative concepts and different aircraft are changing the face of charter, jet cards and fractional ownership.
Chartering Business Aircraft Gives LaBov a Tool for Talent
Fort Wayne, Indiana is a great place to live, but traveling anywhere from Fort Wayne can be problematic. That was Barry LaBov’s dilemma when he opened the doors of his small marketing
communications firm, LaBov Advertising, Marketing and Training, in 1980.
For Hannay Reels, a Company Jet Provides Better Access to Opportunities
Nestled in the rolling hillsides near the Helderberg Mountains 150 miles north of New York City is the hamlet of Westerlo, New York, home to Hannay Reels.
Sabin Metal Corporation: How Business Aviation Refines Sabin’s Quality of Life
East Hampton, New York, located on the southern tip of Long Island, is a two- to three-hour drive to the New York-area airports. That didn’t deter Andrew Sabin, chairman of Sabin Metal Corporation, the largest privately owned precious-metal refiner and recycler in the U.S., from establishing the head office of his 70-year old company in this small village. “I came out here as a quality of life decision,” says Sabin.
“Business Aviation” is Changing the Way Companies Do Business
Longer lines, overbooked flights and rampant delays are increasingly making private aviation an economical alternative to commercial air travel.
The High-Tech Future of Business Travel
From supersonic jets to private planes, you can drive on the highway—these innovations are poised to revolutionize air travel.
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