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Tyrolean Jet takes next step up in widebody charter
Austria's longest-standing air charter operator Tyrolean Jet Services has expanded its charter fleet with the addition of its largest aircraft to date, an Airbus ACJ318.

Austria's longest-standing air charter operator Tyrolean Jet Services has expanded its charter fleet with the addition of its largest aircraft to date, an Airbus ACJ318.

Chief executive Martin Lener says: "As a long-established business jet company, it was a natural next step for us to operate an ACJ318, because of the new standards of comfort and space that it offers.

"With 19 vvip seats available, the ACJ318 is able to carry larger executive, family and government groups, allowing them to serve a purpose that other business jets cannot deliver."

The aircraft has intercontinental range capabilities and excellent short-field take-off and landing performance, and a sophisticated cabin management system with inflight entertainment and stylish cabin lighting.

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