A week after the deal for Delta Air Lines and a few other investors to buy troubled Wheels Up Experience, the new owners have sold the private management part of the business to Kansas City-based Airshare. According to Forbes contributor Doug Gollan, the deal involves the shifting of 90 managed aircraft and 300 staff to Kansas City, bringing to 146 the total number of planes under its care. That leaves Wheels Up with 215 aircraft, including 75 King Airs and 113 light and super midsize jets.
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.avweb.com/aviation-news/airshare-acquires-wheels-up-management-business