Private-jet boom comes to muni market with high-yield bond deal


Million Air chief executive officer Roger Woolsey. — AP

NEW YORK: Million Air, a luxury aviation company catering to the ultra-rich and high-flying executives, is borrowing US$120.5mil from Wall Street to expand its operations in Austin to meet pent-up demand for hangar space to park private jets.

Originally founded for the Mary Kay Inc cosmetics company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Million Air’s parent company plans to tap the municipal debt market or muni market in November.

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