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Multiflight renews partnership with Yorkshire County Cricket Club

Yorkshire-based private aviation company Multiflight is to continue its close links with Yorkshire County Cricket Club, becoming the club's official aviation partner and sponsor for another season.

“We are delighted to become a partner and sponsor of Yorkshire County Cricket Club for another year,” said Multiflight director Miles Beecham. “We have long-standing links with the club and the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation, the official charity and community arm of the club, and are firm supporters of all their work on and off the pitch. We are all looking forward to a great season.”

Yorkshire County Cricket Club's head of sales Simon Pixley, said: “We are very thankful for Multiflight's continued support as a partner of the club. Multiflight is proactive within the local community and often involves our players in its charity initiatives.

“More importantly, they are a passionate group of people who strive to deliver the highest quality services, much like ourselves. We look forward to sharing our respective success stories in what promises to be a memorable 2019.”

Multiflight, a leading UK private aviation company based at Leeds Bradford Airport, offers a comprehensive range of aviation facilities and services to customers worldwide. The business opened its doors in 1994 and since then multi-million-pound investment in its facilities has helped the business earn a reputation as a first-class aviation company.

Multiflight specialises in bespoke aircraft charter, regularly arranging VIP private jet and helicopter charters for professional individuals and sports teams across Europe. Those travelling through Leeds Bradford can take advantage of the company's dedicated private VIP terminal with direct access from coach to aircraft.

Multiflight is a one-stop shop for aviation professionals and enthusiasts. The company offers charter, executive handling, aircraft engineering, aircraft sales, parts, and there is also a café bar on site that is open to the public seven days a week.

“We hope as many Yorkshire County Cricket Club players, management, associates and fans as possible can visit us and enjoy our facilities,” said Miles.