Air Charter Service appoints Elie Hanna as new Dubai CEO
Elie Hanna (above) has become chief executive of Air Charter Service Dubai, and will oversee ...
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Leading aircraft charter company, Air Charter Service, has announced plans to spend around £10 million over the next five years advancing the company’s charter booking technologies and online presence. Chris Leach, Chairman and Founder of ACS, commented; “Whilst we believe that the award-winning personal service that we offer will never be replaced entirely by technology, we are adapting the traditional brokerage model. Developments such as our popular jet prices app, which launched two years ago and allows customers to get instant charter quotations, enhance our customers’ ACS experience, as we move more online than in previous years.
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