Global Jets Keeps on Growing with a Challenger 605
Founded in 2000, the prestigious Geneva-based private jet company, Global Jet, keeps on growing. Its expansion was particularly impressive in 2013, as 15 luxury business jets entered its fleet.
“Currently, we are managing nearly 70 aircraft, ranging from the prestigious Airbus A340 throughout the product line of the main manufacturers”, states Edouard Lehembre, Vice President for Aircraft Management.
“Expansion” seems to also be the key-word for 2014 as Global Jet has already welcomed 3 aircraft in January. Amongst them, nothing less but a prestigious 2011 VVIP Airbus ACJ319 and a 2012 Citation XLS+.
The third addition to the charter fleet is a Challenger 605 based between Kazakhstan, Moscow and Europe. It will be able to welcome 10 passengers. Performance wise, it can fly from London to Dubai or from New York to Geneva. With a highly-trained crew and a bright & wide interior, this aircraft is a great solution for professional and personal intercontinental flights.
The 605, is the latest member of the Challenger family. This fleet, with over 4.5 million flight hours, has proved to be efficient and reliable. The cockpit features new-generation avionics and the cabin is the widest in its class.
It can be summed-up in 3 words: Comfort, Convenience and Connectivity!
“Having this kind of product in our fleet is a great asset. Its mission capabilities are incomparable and the flight experience offered on board will be unmatched on the market. Here at Global Jet, we pride ourselves in offering astonishing service. On board our aircraft, passengers are hosted by crew qualified far beyond normal requirements. The level of service can be compared to the one of legendary palaces”, states Abner Tato, Global Jet Marketing & Quality Director.
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