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AirSprint Inc., the Canadian authority in Fractional Jet Ownership, announces the release of a new white paper that examines the value an executive’s most finite resource: time.
With multiple priorities competing for their attention, business leaders often feel it is impossible to give them all the attention they deserve. With only so many hours in the day, time is a chief executive’s most precious and finite commodity.
In addition to running short on time, leaders who aren’t successful at balancing their own personal needs with those of the business can easily find themselves running out of another precious resource: energy.
In “The Value of Time,” AirSprint examines the concept of time well spent. When comparing the heavy investment of both time and energy demanded by commercial air travel, it is evident that business aviation offers a compelling alternative.
Flying private offers a host of measurable business benefits. These include significant time savings; a schedule tailored to your needs; the ability to fly into smaller airports that may be closer to your destination; the option to add more than one stop; and a private “office in the air,” so that flight time can be productive time.
AirSprint’s latest white paper, “The Value of Time,” introduces readers to three real-life AirSprint Fractional Owners who understand the business case for business aviation.
From their stories, you will discover how Fractional Jet Ownership enables them to get more done in fewer hours, conserving those precious and finite resources of time and energy.
This press release was prepared and distributed by AirSprint
