Jet Aviation has added nine new aircraft to its management fleet. Four aircraft are based in Europe and Asia, and five in the United States.

In Europe, Jet Aviation signed management contracts for a BBJ, two BBJ 2s and a Gulfstream IV.

“These are the first BBJ 2s to be added to our management fleet, bringing the total number of BBJs to five,” said Jürg Reuthinger, vice president and general manager of Jet Aviation’s European, Middle & Far Eastern aircraft management division.