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Flying Food Group CEO: ‘Excited to continue our support’ for GJDC

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David Cotton (left), CEO of Flying Food Group | Facebook

By Sky Industry News

Dec 6, 2024

David Cotton, CEO of Flying Food Group, said that his company is "excited" about its continued "support" of the Greater Jamaica Development Corporation. Cotton provided his statement to Sky Industry News on December 3.

"We are so excited to continue our support of the Greater Jamaica Development Corporation under the leadership of Justin Rodgers and his talented team in their mission to improve the quality of life within the Jamaica community," said Cotton.

David Cotton is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Flying Food Group, a leading U.S. provider of in-flight catering services. Initially serving as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Cotton transitioned to the role of CEO, where he continues to expand the company's customer base and operational footprint, according to Flying Food Group.

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According to the Greater Jamaica Development Corporation, its 57th Annual Gala serves as a key fundraiser to support initiatives aimed at revitalizing the Jamaica, New York community, empowering local businesses, and fostering economic growth.

Flying Food Group specializes in premium in-flight catering services, providing world-class meals and operational logistics to airlines and their passengers across the globe.

Southland Marquee reports that Flying Food Group, through the Sue Ling Gin Foundation Trust, channels all company profits into charitable causes, including initiatives that empower local businesses and foster community development in Jamaica, New York.

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