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Fractional merger

2005-08-30T00:00:00+01:00

Nashville, Tennessee-based fractional-ownership provider FractionAir is merging with Florida company Teda Travel in a move to become publicly traded. FractionAir sells shares in pre-owned Mitsubishi Diamond/Beechjet 400 light jets and mid-size Hawker 800As.

Source: Flight International

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