In
November 2011, Ryan took delivery an Airbus A330-300,
which it leased from Virgin Atlantic Airways. In
February 2012, Ryan furloughed Pilots, Flight Attendants
and support staff. On March 6, 2012, Ryan filed for
Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing "unexpected and dramatic
reductions in military flying." On April 1,
2012, Ryan lost its bid to continue flying for the
United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The
loss of the DHS contract resulted in the immediate
grounding of four MD-80 aircraft to cut costs.
On
August 1, 2012, Ryan returned its A330-300 to Virgin
Atlantic, ending its lease and accepting an older model
A330-200 formerly operated by Atlasjet. Fifteen days
later Ryan announced it would furlough 30 pilots and 60
flight attendants. On January 11, 2013, Ryan
International Airlines' CEO announced that the airline
had gone into liquidation. Its staff was dismissed and
the company ceased operations.
December 8, 2005, Kepple receives $5,000.00 check
October 6, 2006, Kepple receives $3,500.00 by a wire
transfer
November 16, 2007, Kepple receives $10,000.00 by a wire
transfer
August 27, 2008 Kepple receives Interstate wire transfer
of $5,000.00
November 3, 2008 Kepple receives $5,000.00 in American
Express gift cards
May 12, 2009 Kepple receives $5,000.00 in cash
June 29, 2009 Kepple receives $2,000.00 in cash
July 3, 2009, Kepple receives $5,000.00 in cash
The Justice Department is asking the court that upon
conviction of one or more of the offenses alleged in
Counts one through five of the Indictment, Aviation Fuel
International, Inc. and Sean E. Wagner, forfeit to the
United States any property, real or personal, which
constitutes or is derived from proceeds traceable to the
violations or to seek forfeiture of any other property
of the defendants up to the value of the above
forfeitable property.
Wagner began his career in the aviation industry in 1987
when he was a A & P mechanic at Air Repair located at
Opa-locka, Executive Airport. In 1992, Wagner gained
employment with World Fuel Services in their dispatch
division. In a short time he was promoted to sales where
he developed a large portfolio of customers for World
Fuel Services. In 1994 he was promoted to Vice-President
of Sales. Two years later he was promoted to executive
Vice-President of Sales.
During his employment with World Fuel Services the
company saw growth from $10 to more than $10 billion. In
2006, Wagner formed Aviation Fuel International, Inc.
(AFI), which became a multi-million dollar operation
fueling aircrafts domestically and around the globe. In
2012, Wagner sold Aviation Fuel International Inc to
Fuelstream, Inc.
Wagner was hired by Fuelstream as Executive
Vice-President of Global Sales. His bio reads he
“resides in Davie, Florida, married with three children
enjoys tennis, golf, and has a passion for Formula 1
racing. Since 2002, he has competed in numerous Major
Formula racing events, most recently, placing first in a
National competition at Daytona International Raceway”.
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