Talk:Air Luxor

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Fair use rationale for Image:Air Luxor.jpg
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Incorrect Redirection to Hi Fly
My name is Madalena Reis i'm Hi Fly's Marketing Assistant and I was asked to correct the information displayed on Wikipedia. The redirection of the Air Luxor is inaccurate and we would ask if you could change it. Hi Fly was not founded as Air Luxor. Mirpuri Group sold Air Luxor and created Hi Fly. Both companies even operated at the same time completely unrelated. If you need sources from outside the company please go to: Airliner World's May edition this present year where you'll find: “Hi Fly: Portuguese Widebody ACMI Specialist”, pages 58-62. Where it reads the following:

"The carrier is owned by the Mirpuri family, which also has interests in health products and property development. After obtaining an Aero Strike Commander, the family was one of the first in Portugal to operate aircraft for private business use. Following the privatization of airlines in the country in 1980, a corporate department was created and this grew to become an airline – Air Luxor – in December 1988. At the time it was headquartered at Luxor Square in Lisbon (thus the airline’s name), and provided executive and business jet services. This grew into it being a European investor in the global fractional ownership provider NetJets. After a decision to expand the business, it began to offer commercial passenger charter flights in 1997, and moved into scheduled operations in 2001. This became a low-cost operation two year’s later under the Air Luxor Light brand. The Mirpuri family put in an additional $50 million to acquire additional routes and reinforce the infrastructure to launch services to the Azores from continental Portugal. However, the company’s President Paulo Mirpuri explained: “These were not as successful as hoped due to the imposition of political constraints, and the family decided that this was not the way forward, so we sold the company in 2004, and focused on hi Fly with a new business plan.” (The new owners of Air Luxor could not make the carrier financially viable and it went into liquidation in 2007.)"

I would be very thankful if you could edit or allow me to edit the article in order to eliminate this redirection.

Thank you very much, Madalena B. Reis Mktasst (talk) 12:34, 16 May 2013 (UTC)mktasst