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Prime Jet adds two more ERJ145s for charter
Bringing two more ERJ 145s onto the fleet not only enhances Prime Jet's capacity to meet growing passenger demands, but also increases its private charter flight offerings to customers.
This ERJ145 acquisition brings new opportunities to Prime Jet in the large group charter sector.

Prime Jet continues to grow its charter fleet with two additional Embraer ERJ 145 regional jets following the introduction of its first in July, which took its charter capabilities into the 30 passenger sector. These latest two ERJ's are now FAA conformed and ready for charter.

This exciting acquisition brings new opportunities to Prime Jet in the large group charter sector. The company's first ERJ 145 has been especially successful among college and professional sports teams and corporate shuttle.

"By expanding our fleet with two additional ERJ 145s, Prime Jet aims to strengthen its position as a leading provider of group jet charter services," says executive VP of sales Paul Kahalley. "This investment not only enhances our capacity to meet growing passenger demands, but also increases our private charter flight offerings to our valued customers."

The ERJ 145 aircraft has a range of about four hours.

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