When it comes to private aviation, luxury and efficiency often take center stage. But for Elite Jets, community is at the heart of everything they do. This fall, the Naples aviation company is once again proving that its mission extends far beyond the runway-by actively supporting local nonprofits and championing causes that make a difference for veterans, children, and families in Southwest Florida.
Elite Jets’ community impact doesn’t stop there. This season, the company is proud to help launch the SWFL Wine & Food Fest season with a special hangar event on November 1, ahead of the main festival taking place February 27–28, 2026. As a title sponsor of the 17th annual celebration, Elite Jets is supporting one of the region’s most prestigious philanthropic events. The two-day culinary and wine extravaganza - featuring Chef Vintner Dinners, a Grand Tasting, and a spirited live auction at Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort & Spa - raises vital funds for children’s health initiatives. It’s a cause that unites the community around a shared vision: creating healthier futures for local families.
One of Elite Jets’ most powerful community partnerships is with Warrior Health Foundation, an organization dedicated to helping U.S. Special Operations Forces veterans recover from the devastating impact of Operator Syndrome - a condition caused by repeated exposure to concussive blast waves during high-intensity military operations. Elite Jets will once again host the Foundation’s signature event, “Naples Night Out with Heroes,” on March 13, 2026, at its hangar. Last year’s fundraiser raised more than $430,000, providing comprehensive therapy services to 86 veterans. This life-changing care supports their transition to civilian life with strength, dignity, and renewed hope.
Elite Jets’ leadership believes that true success is measured not only by miles flown but also by the lives touched. Hosting charity events at their hangar, supporting children’s health programs, and standing with veterans are all part of their purpose-driven mission. From raising critical funds for specialized therapy to supporting world-class pediatric care in Southwest Florida, Elite Jets is showing how local businesses can be powerful engines for good.
About Elite Jets
Elite Jets is a Naples-based aviation company offering tailored, high-end travel experiences for business executives, families, and leisure travelers. With a focus on safety, service, and community impact, Elite Jets is proud to be a trusted partner for both its passengers and its neighbors.
The Naples Airport Authority (NAA) is set to receive a groundbreaking presentation from Hughes Aerospace this month, detailing new departure procedures designed to reduce aircraft noise and improve safety. The announcement comes amid continued dialogue about funding challenges and curfew compliance at the airport.
Hughes Aerospace, working in partnership with the FAA, has already implemented higher-altitude approaches to keep aircraft noise further from neighborhoods. Now, the company plans to introduce takeoff techniques never before used at any U.S. airport - potentially making Naples a national launch point for aviation innovation.
The new procedures aim to route departures “down the bay” and increase glide angles on arrivals from 3 degrees to 3.5 degrees to “keep the noise higher longer.” Missed approaches and holding patterns would be shifted over the Gulf or the Everglades, further minimizing residential noise impact.
Stephen Myers, Vice President of Elite Jets, welcomed the progress while urging attention to long-term funding needs.
“We’re optimistic these innovations could enhance safety, efficiency, and community harmony,” Myers said. “Naples has an opportunity to be at the forefront of aviation best practices, and that’s something to be proud of. But without certain funding streams, implementing the full vision for quieter skies could take longer or require creative solutions.”
Focus on Curfew Compliance
In addition to the Hughes update, the NAA will review strengthened measures to address violations of the airport’s voluntary 10 p.m.-7 a.m. flight curfew. While compliance exceeds 98%, a handful of operators, primarily certain jet charters, flight schools, and private pilots-continue to disregard the restriction.
For Myers, curfew adherence is a shared responsibility.
“A small number of violations can undo a lot of goodwill,” he said. “We all have a role in showing that aviation in Naples can grow responsibly while respecting our neighbors”, said Myers.
At Elite Jets, we believe that luxury should serve a greater purpose. And during this year’s Southwest Florida Wine & Food Fest, that purpose took flight - literally.
As part of Elite’s commitment to supporting causes that make a difference, the private aviation company donated an exclusive private helicopter tour for the 2025 Wine Fest’s live auction. The cause? Raising critical funds for Golisano Children’s Hospital of SWFL, the only dedicated children’s surgical hospital between Tampa and Miami. The lucky winning bidders didn’t just take to the skies - they helped uplift the future of families and children across our region.
From the moment the rotor blades began to spin, passengers knew they were in for something unforgettable. Their experience soared beyond just beautiful views.
“It was very nice of Elite Jets to donate that ride,” said winning bidder Karen Medford, who enjoyed the ride with another couple. “My friend Kathy and I were looking for something different, and when we saw it come up for auction at the Fest, she suggested we do it! We are happy to support the Festival auction, as all of the proceeds go to Golisano Children’s Hospital.”
Their pilot, Joe Fragione, a 38 -year veteran helicopter pilot with deep roots in the region, made the ride even more memorable.
“One of the most unique ways to experience Southwest Florida is from the sky,” Joe shared. “If they want to see their house or favorite spot and it's on the route, I’ll point it out. From Estero Bay to Sanibel, Pine Island to Matlacha—each area tells a story, especially after Hurricane Ian.”
Guests marveled at panoramic views of Sanibel Island, the lighthouse, Marco Island, and even the boats and shoreline still bearing the marks of Hurricane Ian.
“Joe was beyond awesome—kind, informative, and made us feel completely safe,” said Kathy Moock. “He answered all our questions and gave us such a rich, engaging tour. It was really an enjoyable evening.”
Joe, who also guided them past areas where boats had to be lifted by helicopter during the hurricane recovery, says he always aims to give passengers more than just a scenic ride.
“There’s a lot of history and resilience here,” Joe explained. “I point out how the fishing communities are rebuilding, how the beaches are being restored with sand pumped in from the Gulf. It’s not just sightseeing—it’s storytelling from above.”
After landing safely back in Naples , the journey continued on the ground with a gourmet dinner at Sails Restaurant. The evening ended as it began—with luxury, meaning, and connection.
When asked if they’d recommend the helicopter experience to others, the answer was simple:
“Absolutely do it. It was amazing. One of the things they offer is the ability to land on Sanibel and explore—so cool. For a first-time experience, it couldn’t have been better. It was just flawless!”, said the guests.
At Elite Jets, we’re honored to support events that reflect the spirit of Southwest Florida—generosity, adventure, and community. Whether soaring above barrier islands or sharing a fine meal below, this was an experience that gave back in more ways than one.
To learn more about the event, visit SWFL Food & Wine Fest.
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Official Press Release is here: https://www.elitejets.com/elite-jets-helicopter-experience-takes-flight-for-a-cause-at-the-swfl-wine-food-fest-2025/
As airports around the country contend with rising tensions from neighboring communities, Naples Municipal Airport (KAPF) stands out for all the right reasons. According to a recent independent survey conducted across Naples and the surrounding Collier County, the community's sentiment is resoundingly positive - and Executive Vice President of Elite Jets, Stephen J. Myers says it's a clear sign the airport is in the right place.
"The numbers speak for themselves," said Myers. "More than 80% of Naples residents recognize the airport’s importance to our community. That kind of support is not just encouraging — it’s a mandate for us to continue being good stewards of this vital asset."
The 37-question survey, conducted by a third-party research firm, reached nearly 1,500 randomly selected residents through phone and text outreach. It revealed that 82.9% of Naples residents and nearly 80% of Collier County residents consider KAPF an important part of the community fabric. When it came to the topic of relocating the airport — a discussion point in recent years — the majority sentiment was firm: it should stay right where it is. A solid 63% of Naples respondents and 61% from the broader county favored maintaining the airport’s current location.
“This reinforces what we’ve known anecdotally for some time — that Naples residents understand and value the airport not only for its convenience but for its broader role in economic development and emergency services,” Myers said.
Indeed, the airport’s economic footprint is substantial. With a $781 million annual impact on the local economy, KAPF supports jobs, commerce, and connectivity without drawing from local tax dollars - a fact that many residents were not previously aware of.
“As people learned that the airport is entirely self-funded and that it plays by federal rules when it comes to flight paths, their support only deepened,” Myers noted. “Once informed, approval ratings jumped to nearly 83% in the city and over 90% in the county. That’s a testament to the transparency and education we’ve committed ourselves to.”
Looking forward, Myers emphasized the importance of aligning future planning with community values.
“This survey is more than just a snapshot in time - it’s a guiding document. It tells us what residents want and expect. We’re listening, and we’re grateful for their continued trust.” says Myers.
As Naples grows and evolves, its municipal airport remains firmly grounded in community support - a rare and welcome position in today’s aviation landscape.
Original press release: https://www.elitejets.com/naples-municipal-airport-receives-strong-endorsement-from-community-in-recent-survey/
Elite Jets and the Warrior Health Foundation are proud to announce the success of its 2025 signature fundraising event
Elite Jets and the Warrior Health Foundation are proud to announce the success of its signature fundraising event, Experiencing the Elite – A Night at the Hangar 2025, held on March 6 at the Elite Jets hangar in Naples, Florida. Thanks to the remarkable generosity of attendees and donors, the Foundation raised over $430,000, a milestone that will directly benefit veterans of the U.S. Special Operations Forces.
These funds will provide comprehensive therapy services to 86 additional veterans affected by Operator Syndrome, a condition resulting from chronic exposure to concussive blast waves during high-intensity military operations. The Warrior Health Foundation remains committed to delivering critical care and support to these heroes as they transition from the battlefield to civilian life.
“Our heartfelt thanks go out to everyone who supported this extraordinary evening,” said Sean Rosario, President of Warrior Health Foundation and a retired Navy SEAL. “Your compassion and commitment are changing lives. Every dollar raised means another veteran receives the specialized care they desperately need-and deeply deserve.”
“At Elite Jets, we are deeply honored to support the Warrior Health Foundation and the brave men and women of our Special Operations Forces. The evening was a powerful reminder of the resilience and sacrifice of our veterans. We are committed to continuing our partnership in helping these heroes reclaim their health and well-being, we also want to recognize this need helps special forces’ veterans living in SW Florida” said Stephen Myers, Executive Vice President, Elite Jets.
The evening was one of elegance and impact, hosted in the stunning setting of the Elite Jets hangar. Attendees enjoyed a unique blend of luxury, camaraderie, and purpose, capped by a shared commitment to improving the lives of our nation’s most elite warriors. Highlights from the video are here: Watch the Video
Original press release: https://www.elitejets.com/experiencing-the-elite-a-night-at-the-hangar-2025-raises-over-430000-to-support-special-operations-veterans/
There’s a buzz in the air — and it’s not just from the roar of private jets overhead.
Elite Jets is thrilled to announce its official partnership with FC Naples, Collier County’s first professional sports team and the breakout stars of the USL League One. With an undefeated 4-0-2 record as of this story, FC Naples is charging into its inaugural season with grit, heart, and a whole lot of local pride. As soccer fever spreads across the country ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Elite Jets is proud to support the home team that’s capturing hearts right here in our own backyard.
From the Paradise Coast Sports Complex to homes and businesses across Southwest Florida, fans are rallying behind this team — and now, so are we. As a company deeply rooted in Naples, Elite Jets shares FC Naples' passion for community, excellence, and creating unforgettable experiences.
“This partnership is incredibly meaningful to us,” said Stephen Myers, Executive Vice President of Elite Jets. “Not sure anybody cares, but I played in a men’s soccer league in Naples starting in sixth grade, then varsity at Naples High School, and later intramurals at the University of Florida. It’s just really meaningful to see professional soccer come to my hometown in which I was born, raised, and worked in for almost 60 years.”
We couldn’t agree more. This isn’t just a team — it’s a movement. And as the skies light up with Elite Jets’ sleek, modern aircraft, we’re just as excited to see FC Naples light up the pitch with passion and performance.
Together, we’re helping fuel a new era for soccer in Naples. Here's to big goals, bold dreams, and flying above the ordinary.
Original press release: https://www.elitejets.com/fc-naples-welcomes-elite-jets-as-an-official-partner-during-inaugural-season/
Elite Jets Charter has once again earned and renewed WYVERN Wingman Certified Operator by maintaining Wingman status through the Flight Leader Program with quarterly coaching by WYVERN. The WYVERN Wingman Standard, the first air charter audit standard in the aviation industry, provides a safety benchmark that allows air charter customers to assess performance expectations against recognized industry best operating practices before purchasing air charter services.
“Our long-standing relationship with WYVERN has been instrumental in helping us uphold rigorous safety protocols and continuously improve our operations,” says Stephen Myers, Executive Vice President, CAM of Elite Jets. “Together, we have forged a partnership based on mutual respect and a shared vision for providing unparalleled service in the aviation industry.”
Wingman Operators are evaluated by the Wingman Standard criteria. The scope of the evaluation includes an assessment of operational activities, a review of the company’s operational history and safety records, a Safety Management System (SMS), an internal evaluation program, administrative compositions, technical documentation, pilot and aircraft records, training requirements, and maintenance operations including technician training and experience.
“We commend Elite Jets Charter for successfully renewing their Wingman certification, which not only validates their safety management system for international compliance but also verifies their conformance to the highest global standards and industry professional codes of practice in operations and aircraft maintenance,” says Andrew Day, WYVERN Senior Vice President, Operations. “As a participant in the Flight Leader Program, Elite Jets Charter not only reinforces its dedication to safety and operational integrity, but also gains access to tailored coaching and best practices that drive continuous improvement and safety innovation.”
About Elite Jets Charter
Elite Jets Charter operates on the principles of excellence that have been ingrained in every facet of its business. From its founding and financing to the management of its dedicated teams, Elite Jets Charter ensures an exceptional experience for each client. These core values continue to guide the company as it strives to exceed expectations and redefine luxury air travel.
The company’s mission is to provide the most modern and spacious private aircraft, equipped with first-class amenities, to offer the best in private air travel. With a focus on convenience and accessibility, Elite Jets proudly serves clients across Florida and beyond. Whether for business or leisure, every flight is designed to offer unmatched comfort and luxury.
When clients choose Elite Jets and Elite Helicopters of Naples, they can expect the highest level of personal service, the commitment of professional teams, and the finest travel experience available in the private jet charter industry. Each client is treated as a VIP, with attention to every detail to ensure their journey is seamless and enjoyable.
Safety is a top priority at Elite Jets Charter. The company strictly adheres to all safety regulations, mandates, and accreditations. Additionally, Elite Jets Charter is dedicated to both superior performance and responsible management of its environmental impact. Their commitment to safety is reflected in the ongoing training and continuous improvement of their operations.
The company’s pilots have accumulated over 80,000 hours of flight experience and are required to complete advanced training annually to ensure the utmost safety for every flight. The team, including ground staff, cabin crews, and maintenance technicians, is available 24/7 to ensure that each journey is smooth, safe, and comfortable. Every employee is meticulously trained to provide comprehensive support, guaranteeing a seamless and stress-free travel experience. Elite Jets Charter takes pride in its team’s unwavering dedication to client satisfaction and operational excellence.
Original press release: https://www.wyvernltd.com/wyvern-press-room/elite-jets-charter-solidifies-safety-standards-with-wyvern-wingman-certification-renewal/
University of Florida’s Gator 100 taps Naples company led by Class of 1987 alum Stephen Myers, a neurobiology graduate turned pilot, tech entrepreneur
The University of Florida and its Alumni Association are honoring Elite Jets of Naples and alumnus Stephen Myers, Class of 1987, as one of the state’s fastest-growing, Gator-led businesses.
Now in its 10th year, the Gator 100 annually recognizes business owners, leaders and entrepreneurs who are also University of Florida graduates. Elite Jets, a charter aircraft service based at Naples Airport, is one of just three Southwest Florida honorees and the only Collier County business on the newly released 2024 list.
“As a lifelong Floridian and proud Gator, this recognition is deeply personal,” said Myers, CAM, executive vice president at Elite Jets. “More importantly, it’s a testament to the dedicated colleagues with whom I serve each day and whose efforts are critical to our team’s continued success and growth.”
At Elite Jets, Myers oversees day-to-day operations such as flight scheduling, aircraft maintenance, customer service, information technology, sales, marketing and community relations. He also ensures compliance with FAA regulations, manages training and safety initiatives, and pilots Embraer Phenom 300 and Legacy 500 jets.
Launching his career as an entrepreneur in the tech industry, Myers founded companies that provided IT services, commercial-use drone products and services, custom software development, drone pilot training and instruction, computer forensics, e-commerce solutions, intelligent building automation and more.
A graduate of Naples High School, Myers earned a Bachelor of Science degree in neurobiology while in Gainesville. More recently, he is a Leadership Florida graduate, Class of 2023.
Myers is certified as a Computer Forensics Examiner through Kennesaw State University, with a specialty in data encryption and security. He completed the Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) program through the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA).
Home to Florida’s deepest natural pass, Boca Grande draws silver king enthusiasts from far and wide to the ‘Tarpon Fishing Capital of the World’
Saltwater fishing enthusiasts have long known that Gasparilla Island on Florida’s Gulf Coast is home to the state’s deepest natural pass – and with it some of the finest tarpon, grouper, kingfish, snapper, snook and redfish angling around.
Whether by land or sea, reaching the narrow spit of sand is no small feat – and in the case of the 100-acre, private Useppa Island, a bridge-free haven void of vehicle traffic that has essentially been inaccessible to the public – until now.
More than a century after hosting such boldface names as the Vanderbilts, Rockefellers and Rothschilds, Useppa Island and its private club can now be enjoyed by non-members through a chartered helicopter tour from Elite Jets of Naples.
Elite Jets is a member of Useppa Island Club, a unique partnership that extends membership privileges to passengers. The club recently reopened following an extended closure due to damage from Hurricane Ian.
Forget about throwing a cooler and your fishing rods in the back of a pickup truck. Passengers headed to Useppa Island will take off from Elite Jets’ private terminal at Naples Airport aboard a luxury Bell 407 helicopter equipped with leather seats, air condition, snacks, drinks and other creature comforts.
The excursion cruises past multi-million-dollar beachfront mansions on the Naples and north Collier County coastline on its way to Estero Bay. There, the chopper maneuvers just 300 feet above the water, low enough to spot dolphins, manatees, exotic birds, coastal marshes and other environmental wonders.
The eco-flight then passes Fort Myers Beach, the Sanibel Causeway and Pine Island before crossing Pine Island Sound Aquatic Preserve, home to multiple species of wading and diving birds.
Once on the island, numerous options await anglers, from sight casting to fly-fishing. Fishing kayaks are available for rent at Joseffa’s store, while those who prefer to go offshore into the Gulf of Mexico can schedule a fishing charter with a local licensed captain by calling the Useppa Club Harbormaster at 239-283-1061 for referrals, or Elite Jets concierge service can make the reservation for you.
Among the most alluring spots to fish:
Peak tarpon season begins in March or April, with a migration that extends into the summer and lasts into early fall. Several tarpon fishing tournaments are scheduled for 2024, including a Ladies Day Tarpon Tournament and the World’s Richest Tarpon Fishing Tournament (with a $100,000 first-place prize) scheduled on May 23-24. Visit the Boca Grande Chamber of Commerce online for more details, including registration.
The Useppa Island Club also rents out several guest rooms for overnight stays, offering unmatched access to a unique slice of Florida history: Before the club’s current owners acquired the property in the mid-1970s, it endured a World War II closure and multiple property-damaging hurricanes, even serving a stint as a CIA training base for Cuban exiles preparing for the Bay of Pigs invasion.
Florida boasts some breathtaking winter golf getaways that draw tourists or retirees alike.
Who could blame them? The Sunshine State’s mild winters and vast expanses make it an ideal locale for winter golf getaways. A steady influx of retirees, many with ample free time and disposable income, fill tee times throughout the winter.
Florida has among the highest household participation rates for golf in the country and is near the top in the total number of courses, both public and private. Plenty of PGA Tour professionals call the state home. In fact, PGA of America is based in Palm Beach Gardens, while the PGA Tour is headquartered in Ponte Vedra Beach, adjacent to the famed TPC Sawgrass course.
Diehard duffers have long used their love of golf as an excuse to travel. This winter, why not explore some of the country’s top courses beyond the confines of Florida? You can travel to your winter golf getaways in convenience, style, comfort, luxury and safety on an Elite Jets charter aircraft.
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At Elite Jets, we offer several options for winter golf getaways:
Both luxury jets feature high-speed Wi-Fi, personalized temperature controls, reclining leather seats with massage functions and a first-class digital entertainment system. Elite Jets passengers can also pre-select snacks and drinks, enjoy a fully stocked bar and best of all, leave the flying to us.
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Winter Golf Destination No. 1: Pinehurst Resort, North Carolina
Located about one hour south of the state capital of Raleigh, the village of Pinehurst (population 17,500) is among the country’s most well-known golf getaways. Dubbed the “Home of American Golf” by the U.S. Golf Association, Pinehurst and the surrounding area are home to more than 40 courses, both public and private.
The centerpiece is Pinehurst Resort, a late 19th century development best known for its No. 2 course (out of nine), which has previously hosted the men’s U.S. Open, PGA Championship and multiple Ryder Cups.
Pinehurst No. 2 will call the marquee event home five more times in the coming decades, including 2024 and 2029. The World Golf Hall of Fame, currently located in St. Augustine, will also relocate to Pinehurst later this year.
Location: Pinehurst, North Carolina
Nearest airports: Moore County Airport (KSOP), Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU)
Winter Golf Destination No. 2: Beth Page State Park, Long Island, New York
Located in suburban Long Island outside New York City, this state park features five 18-hole courses, including the famed Black Course, host of the U.S. Open in 2002 and 2009, PGA Tour events in 2012 and 2016, and the PGA Championship in 2019. The Ryder Cup international competition will take place here in 2024.
With three courses designed by golf architect A.W. Tillinghast, the state park links are open to the public, though reservations can be challenging to obtain. A word to the wise: winter weather can vary widely here, so check the forecast closely before booking your trip.
Location: Farmingdale, New York
Nearest airports: New York John F. Kennedy (JFK), Republic Airport (FRG)
Winter Golf Destination No. 3: Pebble Beach Golf Links, northern California
Ranked America's top public course by Golf Digest, Pebble Beach sits on the scenic Monterrey Peninsula, about two hours south of San Francisco. Here’s how the magazine describes Pebble Beach:
“Not just the greatest meeting of land and sea in American golf, but the most extensive one, too, with nine holes perched immediately above the crashing Pacific surf — the fourth through 10th plus the 17th and 18th. Pebble’s sixth through eighth are golf’s real Amen Corner, with a few Hail Mary’s thrown in over an ocean cove on the eighth from atop a 75-foot-high bluff.”
Like both Pinehurst and Beth Page, Pebble Beach has hosted numerous pro championships, providing scratch golfers and weekend warriors alike an opportunity to compare their swings, ball strikes and other techniques with the game’s best.
Beyond the links await the region’s world-famous wineries, Silicon Valley, the Golden Gate Bridge, Pacific Coast Highway and other attractions.
Location: Pebble Beach, California
Nearest airport: Monterrey Regional Airport (MRY)
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Winter Golf Destination No. 4: Kiawah Island Golf Resort, South Carolina
This coastal resort is about 30 miles southwest of Charleston along a 10-mile strip of sand and seashore.
Its five golf courses include The Ocean Course, designed for the 1991 Ryder Cup and a top public course in Golf Digest’s estimation – though not one for beginners:
“Every hole is edged by sawgrass, every green has tricky slopes, every bunker merges into bordering sand dunes. Strung along nearly three miles of ocean coast, (the architect) took his wife’s advice and perched fairways and greens so golfers can actually view the Atlantic surf. That also exposes shots and putts to ever-present and sometimes fierce coastal winds.”
Beyond golf, the five-star resort includes a hotel, hundreds of private villas and homes, more than a dozen restaurants and nearly two dozen tennis courts.
Location: Kiawah Island, South Carolina
Nearest airport: Charleston International Airport
Winter Golf Destination No. 5: The Masters, Augusta, Georgia
As a private club, Augusta National limits golf on its hallowed courses to members and their guests. That changes each April, when the public can stroll (if not drive or putt) the greens and fairways while watching the world’s best pursue a shot at the famed green jacket reserved for winners.
Tickets are available by lottery, or on the secondary market. Augusta is also the site of President Woodrow Wilson’s boyhood home and the birthplace of soul singer James Brown (the Godfather of Soul) who is honored with a statue in downtown Augusta. The city is perched along the Savannah River, with several boat tours offering scenic views.
Location: Augusta, Georgia
Nearest airport: Augusta Regional Airport (AGS)
Need assistance planning your upcoming winter golf destinations ? Please give our team a call at 239-900-9000 or email us at Charter@EliteJets.com.
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