MAXjet

Industry:	Airlines, Airports & Air Services
Revenues:	$11.6 Million
Employees:	100

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Washington-based MAXjet Airways is the industry's first all business transatlantic airline to offer everyday low fares for true premium service. Operating B767 aircraft configured with 102 business class seats with 60" pitch, MAXjet offers upscale meal service, airport lounges and portable on-demand entertainment to its passengers at value-based fares. MAXjet will operate transatlantic routes starting with service from New York to London on November 1, 2005.

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Cash and climate key challenges as BA launches business service to New York The Irish Times; 9/30/2009 ...good. Three premium airlines collapsed last year - Silverjet, Maxjet and Eos - but Walsh confidently predicted yesterday that BA...had flown out of the less than glamorous Luton, while Eos and Maxjet were based at Stansted, both airports being well outside the... ...more

BA drops OpenSkies Amsterdam-NY route AP Online; 7/24/2009 ...mostly to business-class travelers, leading some analysts to question whether the business-class-only model can work. MAXjet Airways, which had flown from London to New York, Las Vegas and Los Angeles, quit flying on Christmas Eve in 2007. Eos Airlines... ...more

Planet Business The Irish Times; 10/2/2009 ...executive Willie Walsh found time to declare he was confident that the service would succeed where the likes of Silverjet, Maxjet and Eos have failed and be profitable in its first year of operation. It was way back in February 2008 that BA first announced... ...more