ExecuJet Europe adds five wide-bodied aircraft to management fleet
The ExecuJet Aviation Group has bolstered its European fleet with the addition of seven new aircraft. Over the past few months, the company has added a Challenger 300, Challenger 850, one Global 5000, one Falcon 2000, a Gulfstream 100, and two Global Express aircraft. These aircraft are based in London, Moscow, Kiev and Nice. With more Global Express, Gulfstream and Falcon aircraft also in the pipeline for arrival in the next weeks, this takes ExecuJet Europe’s management fleet to over 50 aircraft.
Jean-Louis Cehovic, ExecuJet Europe’s newly appointed director of aircraft management sales, said that business jet owners are increasingly looking to earn revenue from their aircraft and are offering their jets for more third-party charter flying this year. ExecuJet is also seeing more of its clients commit to full management packages.
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