Jet Aviation and VistaJet are pleased to announce that Jet Aviation Flight Services will operate and manage a U.S.-based fleet of Bombardier Challenger 350 aircraft for VistaJet’s Programme customers.
Jet Aviation was selected to operate and manage the VistaJet-owned fleet of Global 5000s in the U.S. in 2013. The deal has now been stretched to include the U.S.-based fleet of Challenger 350 aircraft, which began service in February 2017.
VistaJet’s entire owned fleet in the U.S. is now operated by Jet Aviation. The aircraft will be located at different Jet Aviation facilities throughout the country, depending on demand, and can pick up passengers anytime and anywhere in the U.S.
“We are honored that VistaJet has selected Jet Aviation to operate and manage their U.S.-based fleet,” said Don Haloburdo, VP and general manager, Jet Aviation Flight Services. “Our partnership with VistaJet has been extremely successful, and we are delighted to take our relationship to the next level. VistaJet’s impeccable reputation makes them a great partner. We look forward to continue providing the highest level of service that VistaJet and Jet Aviation customers are accustomed to.”
“We are pleased to announce the expansion of our partnership with Jet Aviation, said Ron Silverman, president of VistaJet U.S. Inc. “We started our collaboration in 2013, favoring their highly regarded culture of safety, to operate our U.S.-registered Global 5000 aircraft. Jet Aviation has exceeded our expectations, and as we aim to always provide our clients with the best possible flight solution, we have now decided to add the entire U.S.-registered fleet to their certificate.”
Silverman adds, “The Challenger 350, arguably the most popular super midsize aircraft in business aviation, is a favorite amongst our customers. So from today, whether you are arranging flights through VistaJet from Los Angeles to London on a Global 5000, or Houston to Miami on a Challenger 350, you are in the expert hands of Jet Aviation, a recognized industry leader for fifty years.”
