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Aerohub Is Autohub Group’s New, Fancy Way Of Solving Our Traffic Woes

Autohub Group is the distributor of Lotus, Mini, Rolls-Royce in the country, and is also the owner of several other automotive related businesses such as a few Ford dealerships, and the distributorship of V-KOOL high end tints in the country. Not anymore just a provider of automotive solutions and luxury cars to the nation, Autohub group is ready to take to the skies with their new Aerohub Aviation Services.

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Aerohub will be providing private aircraft management, block hour offerings, chartered flights, and fractional ownership of Robinson Helicopters. Each helicopter is able to have up to 5 fractional owners, but 4 fractional owners is the minimum requirement for Aerohub to purchase a new Robinson Helicopter.

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Each owner will be able to have 6 flights in the helicopter per month. Overnight flights will be counted as two flights, and owners will be able to reserve one full weekend with the chopper on a first come, first served basis, via an online booking system. All flights will have a pilot, and the fractional owners are not allowed to fly the chopper themselves unless they have been accredited by Lionair Inc.

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For the first 4 years of ownership, maintenance fees will be take cared by Aerohub, while hangar fees are paid by Aerohub. Each fractional owner will have an 8-year term, and at the end of the contract, owners can extend their term or liquidate their assets and shares of the aircraft.

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Also, the Rolls-Royce cars can also be fractionally owned. The terms and conditions are the same, and each owner can have the Rolls-Royce for 6 days a month. Those that are fractional owners from Aerohub will be given a discounted rate to the Rolls-Royce cars, and likewise also applies if the fractional owner will also apply for the Aerohub program.

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