ProAir beats client's five minute deadline

ProAir has contingency plans to deal with the shortage of on-site parking places in Turin which it describes as its second "home base" in Italy after Milan.

"Recently our mini van had to be positioned so that as soon as our client called it would take a maximum of five minutes to board the passengers," the company reports.

"We kept the airport and the crew informed and it took less than five minutes after their arrival at the General Aviation Terminal before the aircraft engines were able to start."