Naples, FL February 2021

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TESLA TRANSPORT WITH ELITE JETS Elite Jets Charters has added a new Tesla to its fleet. The Naples-based charter company now offers doorto-door chauffeur services in its Tesla Model X, a luxury electric SUV. Elite Jets employees can pick up passengers at any Collier County residence and drive them directly to the company’s private terminal at Naples Airport, or even straight onto the tarmac to board their jet. For customers opting to drive themselves, Elite Jets offers auto detailing services so vehicles are clean, inside and out, upon passengers’ return. Additional white diamond concierge services include pre-selecting onboard amenities like in-flight entertainment, meals, snacks and drinks. “Passengers who fly privately expect a first-class, VIP experience, from leather seats and high-speed WiFi to personalized services

She assisted Bistro 821 owner-chef Jesse Housman

that address all of their needs – pre-flight, mid-flight

and husband-and-wife Shane O’Dell and Sarah

and post-flight,” said Executive Vice President Stephen

Lutey in selecting three original paintings to com-

Myers. “Elite Jets has five eco-friendly jets with a best-

plement the interior redesign at the award-win-

in-class carbon footprint, and adding a Tesla vehicle

ning restaurant on Fifth Avenue South in Naples.

to our fleet demonstrates the company’s ongoing

Contemporary master artist and Naples resident

commitment to both the environment and our clients.”

Joan Sonnenberg’s Out of the Blue and master artist

EliteJets.com or call 239.900.9000.

Dario Campanile’s Oceano and Storm Surge were

FIRE STATION FACELIFT

installed as part of the recent makeover.

The Naples Airport Authority and the City of Naples Fire-Rescue Department celebrated the grand opening of the new Naples Airport Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Station/City of Naples Fire Station #3 with a hose uncoupling. The new ARFF is a state-of-the-art facility that replaces the airport’s original fire station that was built in 1989. The $5.8 million facility, jointly funded by the Naples Airport Authority and FDOT, was built to the highest standards and specifications of the fire service with special attention paid to airfield response requirements. While the primary focus of the station is fire and emergency response within the airport, the new location also provides improved access to the surrounding community that will decrease response times and continue to improve safety within the City of Naples. The facility was

Fiddler’s Creek, the award-winning community

built to withstand a Category 5 hurricane to ensure

located on Collier Boulevard on the way to Marco

continuity of service. All funds used for the airport’s

Island, has been recognized with its eighth consec-

operation, maintenance and improvements are

utive Distinguished Club designation, the preem-

generated from activities at the airport or federal

inent distinction of excellence in the private club

and state grants from aviation-related user fees.

industry recognizing clubs offering world-class

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membership experiences. Clubs are peer-recommended by a committee of industry experts and top

Pairing fine art with fine food is one way Bistro

private club general managers. For information, call

821 restaurant is adding to its overall experience,

239.732.9300, visit 8152 Fiddler’s Creek Parkway in

says Marlissa Gardner, founder of Emillions Art LLC.

Naples or Fiddlerscreek.com.

Naples Lifestyle | February 2021

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