The relocation supports continued regional growth and brings the team closer to key charter airports across South Florida.
The Florida office of Air Charter Service has expanded into a significantly larger office as part of its ongoing growth strategy, relocating from Miami to Hollywood, Florida.
The new space is three times larger than the previous office and places the team closer to Boca Raton Airport, Miami Opa-locka Executive Airport, Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, all of which are regularly used by the company for charter operations.
Brian Rodriguez, CEO of Air Charter Service Florida, says: “The new office is three times larger than our old space, allowing us to further our growth plans. It is also closer to Boca Raton, Miami-Opa Locka, Fort Lauderdale Executive and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood airports, all of which we regularly use for charters, making it ideally situated for our clients. This new look office is a major step forward for our business in Florida.”
Alongside the move, the Florida team has been strengthened with the arrival of Greg Tarran from Air Charter Service’s London headquarters. He has joined the office as assistant director within the private jets team. “Last month we also added the experienced Greg Tarran from our London headquarters to the team, who has joined as private jets assistant director, bringing with him a wealth of expertise in dealing with big clients and working on complex operations,” adds Rodriguez.
Richard Thompson, president of Air Charter Service Americas, says the relocation reflects the company’s long-term commitment to the region. “Florida is such a key market for ACS in the States, so it is important for us to grow our already strong position in the region,” says Thompson. “The team is thrilled with the new space, upgraded amenities and accessible location. The move reflects our ongoing progress and this new office’s location not only caters to our employees but also allows us to better serve our clients. The future of the Florida office looks bright and this is just the beginning.”
