The worlds biggest operator of Boeing Business Jets just got bigger. Royal Jet, of the United Arab Emirates, recently added a fifth BBJ to its inventory. In now has the ultra-luxurious and long-legged (5,500 nm) customized 737-700s flying all over the world and the aircraft are busy. Each of our BBJs is typically flying around 1,300 hours each year. They are based all over the world, not limiting themselves purely to local markets, said CEO Shane OHare. They can be found in Africa, China, India, North America and Europe The company is also looking after its home turf with a couple of speed Lears. Royal Jet recently took delivery of two Lear 35s that will be used on inter-regional trips up to about 2,000 nm. With regional demand for private jet charter growing rapidly, the addition of these two aircraft enables us to provide a more cost-effective, yet personalised solution for clients, said OHare.
Royal Jet Adds Fifth BBJ, Two Lears
Key Takeaways:
- Royal Jet, the world's largest operator of Boeing Business Jets (BBJs), expanded its fleet by adding a fifth BBJ.
- Their five ultra-luxurious BBJs are highly utilized (around 1,300 hours/year each) and provide long-range (5,500 nm) charter services globally.
- The company also acquired two Lear 35s to cater to growing regional demand for private jet charter with a more cost-effective solution for trips up to 2,000 nm.
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