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Global Jet adds charter-ready Legacy 450
Swiss-based Global Jet has taken delivery of a Legacy 450, which it will manage and operate on behalf of a private owner.
Read this story in our September 2017 printed issue.

Swiss-based Global Jet has taken delivery of a Legacy 450, which it will manage and operate on behalf of a private owner.

The jet will also be available for charter, becoming one of the few aircraft of its type with that distinction in Europe. “The Legacy 450 is well suited to the European charter market, and with an ability to fly into short runways, it will be ideal for fast and safe city pair trips,” comments VP for business development Bjorn Naberhuis.

“Our company is focusing on fulfilling strong client demand for light to midsize aircraft. The Legacy is a great fit for common European routes, either for business or leisure, and offers great efficiency.”

The aircraft will be based at Luxembourg and Paris Le Bourget airports.

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