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Silver Air to deploy west coast G200 silver service
Silver Air manages an expanding international fleet with bases across the United States, and aims to uphold a sharp focus on client service and a unique approach to jet management. Its newest recruit is a G200.
The G200 is joining Silver Air's west coast fleet.

Silver Air, which operates in Los Angeles, the Bay Area, Seattle, Dallas, Houston and New York, has expanded its super midsize charter fleet on the west coast by adding a Gulfstream G200 that will split its time between Seattle and Van Nuys bases.

The 2002 model sports a modern luxury design with recently updated paint and interior, and executive accommodation with nine-passenger seating, ATG-5000 domestic wi-fi for high speed connectivity, Airshow 400 inflight maps and information, and a full-service forward galley.

“We are excited to bring another fleet addition to the west coast,” says Chuck Stumpf, president of business development. “The G200 has become an extremely popular addition to our fleet as the super mid cabin category continues to be one of the most popular aircraft to own and charter.”

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