Northern Jet has announced the appointment of Ken Price as its new Charter Sales Broker, leveraging his extensive 37-year career in the aviation industry. Price will focus on strategic flight sourcing, charter sales, and nurturing client relationships as Northern Jet continues to broaden its private aviation services.
Price's career encompasses a wide range of aviation services, including arranging charter flights from small private aircraft to commercial airliners. His expertise spans passenger charters, air cargo, air ambulance, speciality aircraft, and scheduled shuttle services. Price has also developed a nationwide network of one-way and empty-leg charter opportunities, offering efficient and cost-effective travel solutions across the United States.
Chris Bull, CEO of Northern Jet, remarked, "Ken brings decades of aviation experience and a valuable perspective on the private charter market. His industry knowledge, established relationships, and commitment to personalised client service make him a strong addition to our sales team."
Price expressed enthusiasm about joining Northern Jet, stating, "I look forward to leveraging my knowledge and more than 37 years of aviation experience to provide exceptional travel solutions and contribute to the company’s continued growth and success."
In his new role, Price will collaborate closely with clients to understand their travel needs and source tailored private aviation solutions. His extensive experience in navigating aircraft availability and operator relationships will enhance Northern Jet's ability to deliver responsive and personalised travel options.
Northern Jet, with over three decades of private aviation experience, continues to expand its fleet and services, including charter, fractional ownership, and aircraft management. The addition of Price underscores the company's commitment to strengthening its charter sales and client relationships
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