Delta AirElite Business Jets is adding a fourth Gulfstream IV-SP aircraft as it continues to expand its nationwide charter fleet capacity. The aircraft, which joins the Delta AirElite fleet through a charter management agreement, is based in Portsmouth, N.H. The aircraft is the 17th business jet added to Delta AirElite’s charter certificate in the past year.Delta AirElite says it is adding aircraft through charter management agreements to help meet growing demand for exclusive charter service. These additional aircraft will also used to support member travel for the Delta AirElite Fleet Membership program.Company officials say charter management agreements allow Delta AirElite — a wholly owned subsidiary of Delta Air Lines — to increase aircraft availability without large capital commitments and to offer on-demand charter service via more than 300 corporate jets.
Delta AirElite Business Jets Adds East Coast-Based Gulfstream IV-SP
Key Takeaways:
- Delta AirElite Business Jets is expanding its nationwide charter fleet by adding a fourth Gulfstream IV-SP aircraft, marking its 17th addition in the past year.
- The expansion is driven by growing demand for exclusive charter service and to support its Fleet Membership program.
- Delta AirElite primarily adds aircraft through charter management agreements, enabling increased availability without large capital commitments.
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