Global Jet gets more versatile: Airbus ACJ319 strengthens the VIP charter offer in Europe!
“When chartering a private aircraft, our clients expect to enter a luxurious environment and to be given an amazing experience. This is why we are delighted to welcome this Airbus ACJ319 to our fleet”, states Abner Tato, Global Jet Marketing & Quality Director.
Able to accommodate 18 passengers, this 2011 Airbus ACJ319 features a VVIP spacious and bright cabin. It is divided into different areas allowing passengers to hold business meetings, to enjoy gastronomic meals or just to relax during long-haul flights. This aircraft offers unmatched comfort, space and freedom of movement as it boasts the largest cabin cross-section on the market.
You will enjoy a glamorous ambience and a refined interior. You will be hosted by crew qualified far beyond requirements.
The aircraft offers a master bedroom with a queen size bed and an en-suite bathroom featuring a shower. The main cabin can offer 8 single beds when turned in sleeping configuration.
In terms of equipment, the jet offers broadband Wi-Fi connection, Ipod stations, touchscreens, fax and printer turning your flights into proactive journeys. It boasts one of the most advanced In-Flight entertainment systems on the market: the entire electronics can be controlled from one of the four Ipads available throughout the cabin.
Performance wise, this aircraft can fly for 10 hours non-stop, covering a range of over 5000 miles. You will reach Bangkok from Moscow or Miami from London in the blink of an eye.
“Being the epitome of luxury, it will change your perception of private jets. Step on board and experience the Global Jet philosophy.”
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