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Jet Linx returns to its roots with Nebraska terminal
The news of the new Jet Linx Omaha facility follows the company's announcement that Jet Linx Miami, its 20th location and first in Florida, is expected to open in early autumn 2021. Omaha is set to debut in June 2022.
Omaha Airport Authority executive director Dave Roth, Jet Linx Omaha base president Dan Longo, president and CEO Jamie Walker, founder Denny Walker and Omaha Airport Authority board members Kristine Karnes, Willy Theisen and John Lund, with Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert.

Jet Linx has broken ground on a new private terminal at Eppley Airfield in Omaha, Nebraska. The existing Jet Linx Omaha facility debuted in 2004 as the company's first local private terminal to serve its clients. The latest terminal represents a new era for the company as it further evolves and expands its local service offering.

“It is an incredible milestone to be breaking ground and constructing a brand-new private terminal location, just steps from where we chose to launch our first local private terminal 17 years ago,” says president and CEO Jamie Walker. “We have been hyper-focused on delivering a best-in-class service experience for our clients since our inception in 1999, and the scale of our team's achievements are both extraordinary and inspiring as we now serve 20 cities nationwide. It is with great pride that we celebrate the next era of the Jet Linx brand and introduce our new flagship facility, coupled with our Forbes five star service standards, which represent an industry-leading service standard for private aviation. We look forward to continuing to deliver the highest level of customer service possible and further elevating the private travel experience for the Omaha-area community from this new private terminal facility.”

Planned to debut in June 2022, the standalone facility will be constructed west of the current Jet Linx facility on Amelia Earhart Drive. The new aero complex, designed in partnership with engineering, architecture, environmental and construction company HDR, will span a sprawling 70,000 sq ft and encompass a spacious 10,000 sq ft private terminal with numerous seating areas, a private meeting room, executive lounge and fully stocked kitchenette and bar, in addition to a 60,000 sq ft hangar. Together with Jet Linx's proprietary Forbes Travel Guide five star service, Jet Linx Omaha will continue to offer a singular and distinctive experience for Omaha-based aircraft owners, joint owners and jet card members.

Jet Linx hosted its official groundbreaking ceremony for construction of the new private terminal facility, featuring local dignitaries, special guests and remarks from Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert, Willy Theisen of the Omaha Airport Authority Board and Walker on Tuesday 15 June.

The news of the new Jet Linx Omaha facility follows the company's announcement that Jet Linx Miami, its 20th location and first in Florida, is expected to open in early autumn 2021. Jet Linx has continued to develop new markets and expand its network of private terminal locations throughout the past year, having recently welcomed Jet Linx Minneapolis as its 19th location and celebrated a new private terminal in San Antonio, a market it has served since 2011. Jet Linx plans to pursue additional enhancements to current private terminals in Scottsdale and Dallas this year and open additional new private terminal locations by 2022.

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