Meridian Teterboro continues to make improvements for valued clients.- Paving the ramp of the best private aviation / executive terminal facility at Teterboro is a huge undertaking but meridian Teterboro is working to provide superior conditions for customers. Meridian expanded the ramp space in 2008 to support the high volume of aircraft.
The 5 week project will be completed mid September.
Meridian Teterboro will be exhbiting at the 63rd Annual NBAA Convention in Atlanta GA
Meridian Teterboro/ Meridian Air Charter/ Meridian Jet Center/ Meridian Aircraft Management will be represented at BOOTH # 7827
The Longest Continuously Operating Aviation Services Company in the New York Metropolitan Area
The business roots of Meridian originate in 1946 when company founder and former WWII test pilot, Ken Forester, Sr., began converting military transport aircraft for executive operation. Still privately owned and operated today, Meridian’s accumulated expertise is now focused on aircraft charter, aircraft management, jet maintenance and customer service.
Opened at Teterboro in 1958, Meridian has been one of the pioneers of private aviation in the New York market. In 2006 we opened the doors to our new terminal (FBO) and hangar, aligning our services, experience and passion for superior private aviation under one roof. For private jet charter, aircraft maintenance, aircraft management, and executive terminal services Meridian is the line by which all others are measured.
Aircell LLC will be at Meridian Teterboro / Jet Center on June 9th to spead the word about their High Speed Internet service http://www.aircell.com/seminar/
For further clarification call :
Bill Darbe
Aircell
Regional Sales Manager
913-780-3488 Voice
913-768-0967 Fax
Meridian Teterboro was voted #1 top rated US FBO on the Fltplan.com’s Pilot’s choice awards. Registered users from all over the country voted Meridan #1 overall and #1 by Region - Congratulations to Meridian !
PRESS RELEASE
John Bahrenburg of the Meridian Jet Center/ Teterboro Awarded Charles Taylor “Master Mechanic” Award
TETERBORO NJ, APRIL 26, 2010 - Meridian, the Teterboro, NJ based Private Aviation Services Company, is proud to announce Aircraft Technician Crew Chief John Bahrenburg, recipient of the Charles Taylor “Master Mechanic” Award, the most prestigious award the FAA issues to persons certified under Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations part 65.
According to the FAA this award is named after Charles Taylor, the first aircraft mechanic to recognize individuals who have spent over 50 years in the aircraft maintenance profession as “master mechanics.”
John’s aviation career began when he joined the U.S. Air Force after he graduated high school. In the service he worked on single-engine jet fighters and while stationed in Japan he worked as a heavy maintenance technician. He earned his A&P license at Red Bank Air Taxi in Red Bank, NJ after the military. Bahrenburg then worked for Matco at Linden Airport in NJ, and after seven years joined American Cyanamid in Teterboro. Once the aviation Department was dissolved more than 15 years later, he was hired as director of maintenance for Million Air. Operating now as Meridian, Bahrenburg remains an essential part of the outstanding maintenance team.
John’s favorite aircraft to service was the Lear 25 and attributes his successful, safe and steady career to “caution, a lot of patience and general know-how.”
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Meridian is a full-service private aviation services, company headquartered in Teterboro, New Jersey for over 60 years. Still privately owned and operated since 1946, Meridian’s accumulated expertise offers a complete suite of professional aviation services:
For more information on visit www.meridianteb.com, or call one of our travel professionals, 24 hours a day, at 1-800-882-2333
Editor’s Note:
Ken Forester is CEO of the Meridian Companies at Teterboro
Dennis O’Connell is President of Meridian Air Charter/ Management, Jet Center
Steve Chandoha is President of Meridian Teterboro
John Langschultz is Vice President of Meridian Jet Center
Contact:
Maureen Maloney
Marketing Manager
485 Industrial Ave
Teterboro, NJ 07608
Maureen.maloney@meridianaircharter.com , www.meridianaircharter.com, www.nycjets.com
Meridian Teterboro, privately owned executive terminal at Teterboro, airport was voted # 9 on the Pro pilot list of TOP FBO’s . Meridian Teterboro was up from # 14 in 2009.
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Professional Pilot results are in! Betsy Wines does it again for the thirteenth year in a row! She has earned the #1CSR spot on the survey since 1996. Thanks to all the voters Meridian’s CSR Manager Victor Seda proudly reclaimed his #3 spot, maintaining a top 10 position for the third year in a row!! Meridian continued efforts are awarded with well earned accolades and top spots. Meridian is the line by which all others are measured!! Meridian Consistently delivers a truly exaordinary experience , leaving our customers feeling welcomed, well cared for and confident that they made the smart choice.
BETSY WINES, VP CSR and HR Does it again! #1 Since 1996!
Meridian holds two top-ten spots on the ProPilot “Best Customer Service Representative” survey; Victor Seda and Betsy Wines both notched spots on the esteemed list. For Wines, this is her twelfth consecutive year as ProPilot’s number one pick. Combine these awards with our state-of-the-art facility and services voted one of the top 5 on this year’s Aviation International News’ best FBO survey!
We are so proud of our 2 CSR FBO employees who made the top ten for best according to Pro Pilot magazine
Betsy Wines - VP of Human Resources and Customer Service has held #1 since 1996!
Victor Seda for the 2nd year in a row holds a top ten spot at #7 !!
Meridian Teterboro was voted #14 overall, up from #20 last year!
On Tuesday, March 10, 2009 Meridian started accepting the COLT fuel card at their location in Teterboro. During this economic downturn, Meridian wants to do all it can to help out its loyal customer base and to give new Colt customers the opportunity to pay with the valued card they like while choosing a facility that caters not just to the passengers but to the pilots as well.