Emma Miller

Emma Miller is the Director of Development of European Private Jets and has 9 years of professional experience. She sets the growth strategy of the company, studies the business aviation market and decides which directions are worth developing. She speaks English, French and Italian.

Emma builds partnerships with operators, airports and other companies in business aviation, keeps in contact with key partners and clients and is responsible for the company's financial targets. She works in the team of European Private Jets alongside colleagues in the head office in Larnaca, Cyprus, and the offices in Nice, Hamburg and Geneva.

Areas of responsibility

Development strategies of the company and their implementation;
Setting financial plans and making sure they are met;
Partnerships with business aviation market participants: operators, airports, terminals and service providers;
Communication with key partners and clients;
Analysis of market needs and of directions that are promising for the company;
New channels for reaching clients and their development.

What her work means for clients

European Private Jets is a broker and has no aircraft of its own, so the choice it can offer depends on its partners. Thanks to these partnerships, the consultants have access to about 6,500 aircraft, from turboprops to long-range jets, listed by class in the catalogue. The same network of operators and service providers stands behind helicopter rental, medical flights and Jet Sharing.

When to write to Emma

Flight requests go to the aviation consultants. Emma is the contact for:

partnership proposals from operators, airports, terminals, hotels and travel agencies;
assistants and concierge services that book flights for their clients, through the programme for assistants;
ideas for new services or travel formats that could be developed together;
companies and regular clients who want long-term cooperation with European Private Jets.

French and Italian

Emma speaks English, French and Italian, so partners and clients from France, Italy, Belgium or the French- and Italian-speaking parts of Switzerland can discuss a proposal with her in their own language.

What to put in a proposal

A short description of your company, the service you offer or the cooperation you suggest, the region you cover and a contact person is enough for a first answer. Operators can add the aircraft types and bases they work with.

Planning a flight instead? The consultants need the route, dates, number of passengers, luggage and pets on board. Send this to private@jets.flights; requests come in day and night and are handled 24/7, while the offices are staffed from 08:00 to 23:30.