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North American Airlines Concludes Successful Obama Presidential Campaign Partnership

JAMAICA, N.Y. (December 1, 2008) – "Change We Can Believe In" has been the phrase heard repeatedly over the airwaves this past year. It has also been seen on the side of a North American B 757-200ER aircraft. Global Aero Logistics subsidiary, North American Airlines, was selected by the Obama team to provide a dedicated and customized aircraft for Senator Obama and his campaign for their exclusive use from April through the Presidential Election on November 4th.


North American, working in concert with a leading aircraft interior company, outfitted the campaign plane with a customized interior as designed by the Obama team. This tailor-made interior went hand in hand with North American’s customized in-flight service. North American worked diligently on a daily basis to ensure that every last detail of that day's flight was in place.

Operating the Obama Campaign aircraft had to be a flexible yet precise synchronization, due to the extensive and last minute nature of the campaign itinerary. On time performance was essential, especially for political rallies. Additionally, the campaign trail can be taxing and the aircraft was used for both strategy sessions and much needed rest between campaign stops. North American provided superior cabin service, which delivered the much-needed in-flight atmosphere necessary for the campaign team to arrive rested and fully prepared.

Global Aero Logistics has extensive experience providing Presidential Campaign flight services as we also were selected as the primary aircraft for the Presidential Campaign of George W. Bush in 2000.

Global Aero Logistics, based in Peachtree City, GA., is the parent company of North American Airlines and World Airways. We take pride in being the leader in customized air transportation with our combined fleet of B747, MD11, DC10, B767 and B757 aircraft.