Enterprise Extends Agreement With Signature Flight Support
Enterprise Rent-A-Car and National Car Rental have signed a five-year deal to extend their rental car services to Signature Flight Support.

Signature Flight Support's Signature Status program offers its members complimentary membership to National Car Rental's Emerald Club. Photo courtesy of National Car Rental.

Signature Flight Support's Signature Status program offers its members complimentary membership to National Car Rental's Emerald Club. Photo courtesy of National Car Rental.
Signature Flight Support, a BBA Aviation company and Enterprise Holdings have signed a five-year deal to extend Enterprise Rent-A-Car and National Car Rental’s rental car services across Signature’s global network.
The agreement covers all of Signature’s wholly-owned locations and is available to its licensed and Signature Select affiliates. The Enterprise and National brands have the right to provide car rental services and offer representatives at Signature executive terminals in key markets, according to the company.
Additionally, Enterprise is offering luxury and high performance vehicles through its Exotic Car Collection at certain locations within the Signature network.
“Our long-term relationship with Enterprise Holdings has been exceptional, and the services that they offer to Signature customers add to the premium FBO (Fixed Base Operations) experience that Signature Flight Support is known for,” said Maria A. Sastre, president and chief operating officer of Signature. “Enterprise understands the general aviation industry and Signature’s customers’ needs and is uniquely positioned to fulfill them.”
Signature Flight Support’s Signature Status program offers its members complimentary membership to National Car Rental’s Emerald Club frequent-renter program. Signature TailWins members can also earn points for car rentals through National.
“Our partnership with Signature Flight Support is based on a shared commitment to exceptional customer service, and we appreciate the opportunity to continue providing our extensive car rental services to Signature customers,” said Chrissy Taylor, executive vice president and chief operating officer at Enterprise Holdings. “Together, we will offer both corporate and leisure travelers an unprecedented level of convenience and care.”
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