PrivatAir has added a 1999 Falcon 900B to its charter aircraft fleet. Owned by a Dutch investor,

the aircraft will be based in Amsterdam and will be available for charter through PrivatAir’s charter sales network.

PrivatAir ceo Greg Thomas said: “PrivatAir already operates a very diverse fleet of aircraft out of bases in Europe (Geneva, Switzerland; Düsseldorf, Hamburg and Munich, Germany), and throughout the USA.

However, most of our conventional business jets (Gulfstreams, Challengers, Learjets, Hawkers, Citations, King Airs etc.) are based in the US and our current European fleet consists entirely of airliners (Airbus and Boeing). So the addition of this superb 14-seat Falcon will significantly extend our European product offering.”

Speaking on behalf of the owner, Friso Kuperus of ToBeOne Advisory Group added: “We are delighted to be entrusting the commercial/charter management of our Falcon 900B to PrivatAir, since we will benefit from the full resources of their worldwide charter sales network. This will effectively minimise the cost of ownership of the aircraft to us, as PrivatAir will be chartering it out to third parties when we are not using it.”