Takeoff to Luxury

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Every fall, Randy Trombley and his 15-year-old son travel from their home in northern Virginia to attend a football game at the University of Notre Dame. The trip has become a special tradition for this father and son, and that's not just because they're fans of the Fighting Irish.

Trombley, 46 and a former AOL senior executive who now runs his own company called College Coach Prep, is the owner of a Marquis Jet Card that enables 25 hours of private jet travel annually. So the morning of game day, he and his son board a jet to Indiana.

After about an hour and twenty minutes, they land at South Bend Regional Airport and head straight for the university. "Within 10 minutes, we are at the college bookstore, buying sweatshirts," Trombley says. The following day, they hop back on the jet and are back home in time for his son's soccer game.

That's just one example of the Trombley family's pleasure trips. It is their second year flying through Marquis, and their jet card allows them to make plans at a moment's notice, travel safely and save time.

"It is the ultimate luxury," Randy Trombley says.

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