ENG Aviation Group

The Big Game. The biggest weekend in private aviation. 🏈

Super Bowl LXI is headed to LA.

Your game plan? Get there with ENG.

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Private travel should cater to you. Literally.

Your schedule. Your priorities. Your preferences.

Consider your travel catered to when you plan your trip with ENG.

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Some weekends are better without a road trip.

Austin City Limits is about the music, the energy, and the experience, not spending hours in I-35 traffic on the way there and back.

Tell us when you want to arrive and when you’re ready to head back. We’ll handle the flying and build the trip around your schedule.

You focus on ACL. We’ll take care of the trip.

Plan Your Trip with ENG.
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Pick a side. We’ll handle both legs. 🏈

Red River weekend is headed to Dallas October 10th!

You worry about the rivalry. We’ll worry about getting you there and back on your schedule.

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Race weekend waits for no one. Neither should you. 🏁

Skip the travel runaround and get straight to the good part.

Your schedule. Your weekend. Your finish line.

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(713) 649-1919

Cross-clamp time is when the donor organ's blood supply stops.

From that moment, every minute counts against organ viability. It is the single most important number on any organ transport mission.

If your vendor doesn't know what it means, they shouldn't be on the mission.

ENG flies under the FAA callsign Cross-Clamp and there is a reason for that.

Don't explain cross-clamp time to your transport vendor.

Work with the team that already knows www.engaviation.com

On National Amelia Earhart Day, we're reminded why we fly.

Not for the destination. For the decision to act when it matters most, and the tenacity to see it through no matter what stands between the runway and the patient.

Amelia blazed the trail. We carry the mission forward.

Earned. Never Given.™

7 days. 18 hours. 49 minutes. 15,596 miles.

In 1933, Wiley Post flew around the entire world alone and landed with something no one could take from him. A mission completed. A standard set.

We think about that standard a lot at ENG Organ Recovery.

Not because we're chasing records. But because the person waiting on a transplant doesn't care about the weather, the hour, or the distance. They care about one thing. Whether we show up.

Since 1997, we've operated under the Cross-Clamp callsign with a zero-incident record. Not because this work is easy. Because we decided a long time ago that it has to be done right, every single time.

Wiley Post proved that solo doesn't mean without purpose. It means the mission is the only thing that matters.

Same for us.

Earned. Never Given.™