General Motors

Staff February 01, 2001
General Motors has tapped Piedmont Hawthorne to find a buyer for its fleet of three Saab 2000s. The automaker previously agreed to provide the aircraft, formerly used for corporate shuttles, to Pro Air in an unusual arrangement allowing the airline to operate feeder flights for its scheduled 737...

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