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On The Ramp at West Palm Beach International Airport

By: Jesse Lips
In: National
On: May 1, 2005

: L to R: Jessica, Nateli, Angela and Cristy greet customers at the front desk of Galaxy Aviation of Palm Beach.

: Brad Kost, president of Galaxy Aviation of Palm Beach, welcomes aviators to the sunshine state.

: Crystal drives the Galaxy Aviation of Palm Beach courtesy van for customers at West Palm Beach Airport.

: Theresa, on the tow vehicle, with Mike Reardon and Mike Hough, work as the aircraft tow team on the ramp at Galaxy Aviation of Palm Beach.

: Bill Conlin, Galaxy Aviation of Palm Beach line service, delivers fuel to business aircraft on the ramp at West Palm Beach International Airport.

: Jim Walter, Galaxy Aviation of Palm Beach line service, handles a special mission aircraft arrival.

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