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Heron grows fleet with robust Falcon 900LX
Heron Aviation has been steadily increasing its client base in and around southern Germany, and considers itself an expert on the Falcon family. An additional 900LX provides a welcome boost to its managed fleet.

Heron Aviation in Germany has added a Dassault Falcon 900LX to its managed fleet. The aircraft will be based in Hamburg and joins the company's certificate under EASA OPS as registration D-AHRT. Manufactured in 2012 with factory direct winglets, the Falcon features a 14-passenger layout, in-flight entertainment system and a well-appointed galley. ILS CAT II/IIIa capability will give the aircraft all-weather access, and allow the jet to take off and land in demanding conditions.

Accountable manager Martin Helbing says: “With this latest addition to our fleet, Heron Aviation continues to expand as an expert in operating the type. I’m proud of the team we have here and we look forward to serving our charter customers and management clients with this beautiful new aircraft.”

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