AirSprint Inc. has expanded its fleet to 45 aircraft with the addition of an Embraer Praetor 600, marking another milestone in the Canadian private aviation company’s continued growth.
The latest fleet addition comes as demand for private aviation continues to increase and strengthens AirSprint’s ability to serve its growing community of more than 600 fractional aircraft owners across Canada.
The expanded fleet is expected to increase operational capacity and provide fractional owners with greater travel options, improved aircraft availability and enhanced flexibility for coast-to-coast travel.
“Every aircraft we add is an investment in the experience we provide our fractional owners,” said James Elian, president and CEO of AirSprint Private Aviation.
“Growing our fleet allows us to bring private aviation to more Canadians and support increasing demand, while enhancing the flexibility, reliability, and service our owners have come to expect from AirSprint.”
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The addition of another Embraer aircraft also provides operational benefits by strengthening commonality across AirSprint’s fleet. Operating multiple aircraft of the same type enables the company to better manage scheduled maintenance and unexpected operational requirements, helping minimise disruption and maintain a consistent travel experience for owners.
AirSprint has been investing in its fleet, technology and service offerings for more than 26 years to meet the changing travel requirements of Canadian business leaders, entrepreneurs, families and organisations.
The company operates Canada’s largest fractional aircraft fleet, offering business aircraft capable of supporting journeys ranging from short regional flights to transcontinental travel.
With the addition of its 45th aircraft, AirSprint is further expanding its capacity to support more than 600 fractional owners while strengthening its position in Canada’s fractional private aviation market.
