Million Air Winter 2023/24

MILLION AIR FLIGHT BRIEFING EL PASO, TEXAS

The sun city THE SUN IS ALWAYS SHINING IN TEXAS, SO OUTDOOR ADVENTURES ARE THE ORDER OF THE DAY

WHERE TO SLEEP The Plaza Hotel Pioneer Park is situated in downtown El Paso, in the heart of the city's business, arts, and entertainment district. The building is an iconic part of El Paso’s skyline, with its stunning Spanish Colonial Revival architecture that re fl ects the heritage of the region. Since its grand debut in the 1930s, the storied hotel has hosted illustrious guests such as Conrad Hilton and Elizabeth Taylor. The 130-room hotel o ff ers a range of amenities, including re fi nedguest rooms and suites, two restaurants, a rooftop bar with panoramic views of the city, and event spaces for weddings and meetings. WHERE TO EAT Anson 11 is situated across the street from The Plaza Hotel Pioneer Park, in the historic Anson Mills building; guests of The Plaza can charge meals to their room. Anson 11 serves modern American cuisine and guests can choose to dine in the Bistro on the fi rst fl oor for a relaxed and welcoming evening, or head upstairs to the second fl oor for a more upscale dining experience. Private dining is also available. 303 N Oregon Street +1 915 504 6400 anson11.com WHERE TO FLY Million Air El Paso has 10,000 sq ft of VIP lobby space, 20,000 sq ft of hangar space, a dramatic aircraft porte-cochère, and expansive ramp space capable of supporting any aircraft type. Inside the new general aviation terminal, guests will fi nda refreshment bar, pilot’s lounge, snooze rooms, a state-of-the-art fl ight planning room and a multimedia conference room serviced with Million Air’s concierge approach to fi ne service. 106 W Mills Ave +1 915 440 7666 plazahotelelpaso.com

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attend workshops and sharpen their skills. Animal lovers should head to the El Paso Zoo, a 35-acre park with 220 species, such as the critically endangered Amur leopard and the Aruba rattlesnake. For a bit of culture, visit the El Paso Museum of Art. Founded in 1959, it is the only accredited art museum within a 200-mile radius. It has a number of interesting permanent collections encompassing American, European, Latin American, modern and contemporary art. It also hosts events such as art classes for adults and children. Learn all about local history at the El Paso Museum of History; it has six galleries examining 400 years of border life through artifacts, photographs and videos.

With an average of 302 days of sun annually, El Paso, Texas more than deserves its nickname of ‘Sun City.’ At the edge of the US/Mexico border, the town has a unique fusion of history, nature and culture that is best enjoyed in the warm sunshine. Lace up your sneakers and visit Franklin Mountains State Park. The highest peak reaches 7,192 ft, and it is one of the largest urban parks in the nation at over 24,000 acres. Pack a picnic and enjoy the scenery. Rock climbing is permitted in the park, but keen rock climbers will know that Hueco Rock Ranch hosts the annual Hueco Rock Rodeo. Considered one of the world’s best bouldering competitions, it is a beloved El Paso event. There’s competitions for all abilities, including children, and guests can sign up to

MILLION AIR EL PASO (ELP) El Paso International Airport 1800 Hawkins Boulevard El Paso, TX 79925 T +1 915 235 9357 F +1 915 219 5368 E info.elp@millionair.com W millionair.com