Phoenix Air Group Revenue and Competitors

Phoenix Air, based 24-miles northwest of Atlanta, Georgia at the Cartersville-Bartow County Airport (KVPC), is a unique, international aircraft services company that offers solutions to a wide variety of air transportation and related aircraft service needs of industry and government. What sets Phoenix Air apart from other air charter companies is its scope, versatility and professionalism. Phoenix Air is not just an air charter company , it's a company with a long tradition of finding solutions to client needs,sometimes air charter, sometimes modifications to airframes, sometimes unique military training requirements, sometimes bringing diverse parties together aimed at forging solutions to complex requirements. Phoenix Air is a total solutions package for its clients. An FAA-certificated Part 135 airline with worldwide operating authority, Phoenix Air provides executive and group passenger service, worldwide air ambulance service and high priority air cargo service , including the transport of explosives and dangerous goods. Its military contracting wing , called the Phoenix Force , is the world's leading provider of contracted airborne electronic warfare and weapons training/testing services for the United States Department of Defense, NATO and foreign military forces. The company also operates a Cessna Pilot Center Flight School and FBO at the Cartersville-Bartow County Airport. Spread across three-quarters of a mile adjacent to the Cartersville-Bartow County Airport, Phoenix Air's five large maintenance hangars and two office buildings are home to over 125 technical and aviation specialists who maintain the company's 40 plus aircraft, operations dispatch center, corporate administration, and pilot corps. All Phoenix Air pilots are full-time employees and all aircraft are owned and operated by Phoenix Air. Phoenix Air is also the world's largest owner-operator of Gulfstream G-I turboprop aircraft, having approximately 25% of all G-I's ever manufactured in its fleet. Phoenix Air also has the only G-I Modification Facility in the country. Launched in Atlanta, Georgia in the 1970's and soon thereafter incorporated as Phoenix Air Group, Inc., the company has grown tremendously from a small local charter firm flying two vintage Beech 18's to a multi-faceted air operator with global capabilities. The company, founded by Atlanta natives, is named after the Phoenix, a mythological bird of ancient Greek lore which graces the official Great Seal of the City of Atlanta. Phoenix Air moved from an Atlanta-area municipal airport to Cartersville, Georgia in 1984, where today it controls approximately 85% of the land at the Cartersville-Bartow County Airport under long-term lease. It is here that Phoenix Air has its high security facilities, maintenance, operations and headquarters staff.