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ExecuJet Middle East Adds Two Aircraft To Its Managed Fleet

One Gulfstream, One Falcon Join The Ranks

ExecuJet Middle East continues to grow and diversify its fleet with two additional large cabin aircraft added this month. The charter company has purchased a Gulfstream G450, manufactured in 2008 and a 2005 Falcon 900DX EASy based in Dubai.  Both aircraft are registered on ExecuJet's United Arab Emirates AOC and will be available for charter.


ExecuJet Falcon 900DX

ExecuJet's managed aircraft fleet in the Middle East has continued to increase over recent months with a new Challenger 605 delivered in December last year.  Further additions are expected over the coming months. "We have seen a noticeable increase in managed aircraft joining the ExecuJet fleet over the last year" stated Paul van der Blom, Business Development Director Middle East. "We supply an integrated service package comprising management, charter, handling, dispatch, maintenance management and in some cases also maintenance and hangarage, through an experienced team of professionals, thereby offering great value to the aircraft owner."

At the end of last year ExecuJet Middle East and Europe announced that they had combined their charter businesses to provide their customers with full access to both charter fleets. The inauguration included the implementation of a combined charter booking system which allows both teams to quote and book charter flights on any aircraft within the two fleets. "Combining the two charter fleets has enabled us to improve the service that we provide to our clients locally, with instant access to aircraft in both regions" stated Helle Brodsgaard, Marketing & Charter Sales Manager Middle East. "With clients frequently flying between the two regions we felt that this allowed them to have greater choice and flexibility."

ExecuJet currently manages over 150 managed aircraft worldwide and signed its first aircraft in Malaysia last month.

FMI: www.execujet.net

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