MixJet caught up with the CEO of VOO Robert Plhak to talk about the new features in the VOO marketplace and what makes VOO stand out in the BizAV market.
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CEO of VOO flights Robert Plhak answers burning questions about VOO – the first B2B marketplace that delivers private jet or business aviation bookings for charter flights.
CEO of VOO flights Robert Plhak answers burning questions about VOO – the first B2B marketplace that delivers private jet or business aviation bookings for charter flights.
The business aviation market, known for its speed and convenience, can be surprisingly bogged down by inefficiencies of various kinds, such as in-flight organization and handling, operational interaction, and communication between all parties involved in the each stage of the flight lifecycle.
For decades, business aviation has been a bespoke flight tailor, meticulously designing customized travel for a discerning clientele. However, beneath the cloak of luxury lies an outdated system in need of modernization. Many small operators are struggling to compete, clinging to these antiquated workflows in desperate need of innovation.
VOO had a successful and productive experience at the recent GANE (Gulf Aviation Networking Event) 2024 in Dubai. This prestigious event brought together leading figures from across the aviation sector, providing an invaluable platform for collaboration, learning and innovation.
The industry’ focus at AIR OPS was on innovation, sustainability and collaboration. We gained insights into navigating complex regulations, embracing new technologies and optimizing operations for a greener future.
The Corporate Jet Investor event in London buzzed with energy, reflecting a resurgent business aviation sector even as the market cooled down slightly from its initial pandemic rebound. While some may see this as a dip, at VOO, we see it as an evolution fueled by new customer segments embracing private travel more selectively. Although […]
The concept of a business charter flight can indeed be misleading. Frequently it’s perceived as a non-essential luxury, designed for the surpassingly wealthy and inaccessible to most. If that were true, many business people would consider private flight impractical and unnecessary.