Air Charter Service releases 2014 financial results

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By LoadstarEditorial

23/04/2015

Leading aircraft charter specialist, Air Charter Service, has reported an extremely successful 2014 for all three of its divisions.  Chairman, Chris Leach, observes: “The figures across the board are extremely pleasing. Every department – private jets, commercial airliners, group travel and cargo – grew in terms of revenue and number of charters, and our overall turnover increased by 14% to £286m ($470m*) for the year ending 31st January 2015.

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