Sept. 20, 2011
Actor, pilot and aviation advocate John Travolta is helping Bombardier Aerospace with “Stayin’ Alive.”Travolta has joined Bombardier as a brand ambassador for Learjet, Challenger and Global business jets.“John is both a film icon and knowledgeable aviator, Steve Ridolfi, president of Bombardier’s business aircraft division, said in a statement. “He also recently added the Challenger aircraft to the impressive list of 11 different jets he is qualified to fly, an aircraft that offers him the ability to meet his passion for aviation and demanding business travel requirements all in one. We are thrilled to have him as our brand ambassador.”
Travolta holds 11 pilots licenses for commercial and business jets, according to Bombardier.“Business aviation has always made sense to me in that it offers flexibility, privacy, security, and most importantly, time saving,” Travolta said in a statement. “On top of that, I’m a pilot — I love to fly. Bombardier designs aircraft as much for the person flying them as for the passenger.”
Actor, pilot and aviation advocate John Travolta is helping Bombardier Aerospace with “Stayin’ Alive.”Travolta has joined Bombardier as a brand ambassador for Learjet, Challenger and Global business jets.“John is both a film icon and knowledgeable aviator, Steve Ridolfi, president of Bombardier’s business aircraft division, said in a statement. “He also recently added the Challenger aircraft to the impressive list of 11 different jets he is qualified to fly, an aircraft that offers him the ability to meet his passion for aviation and demanding business travel requirements all in one. We are thrilled to have him as our brand ambassador.”
Travolta holds 11 pilots licenses for commercial and business jets, according to Bombardier.“Business aviation has always made sense to me in that it offers flexibility, privacy, security, and most importantly, time saving,” Travolta said in a statement. “On top of that, I’m a pilot — I love to fly. Bombardier designs aircraft as much for the person flying them as for the passenger.”
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