ACASS has added two aircraft to its managed fleet: a Boeing Business Jet 2 (BBJ2) and an Embraer Legacy 650. Both Kenya-based aircraft are registered under the San Marino registry (T7) and will soon be available for global charter.

The addition of these long-range aircraft builds on ACASS’s strong presence in Africa, where the company is known for delivering tailored aviation solutions to a diverse client base.

The BBJ2 offers exceptional range and cabin space, ideal for head-of-state travel, executive transport and large group trips requiring intercontinental capability. The Legacy 650 offers highly efficient and comfortable long-range travel, with a track record of reliability and performance.

“These additions reflect both the continued demand we are seeing in Africa and our commitment to providing flexible, high-quality aircraft management and charter solutions in the region,” says CEO Andre Khury. “ACASS has decades of experience across Africa, and we are proud to continue expanding our footprint with aircraft that meet the evolving needs of our clients.”

Both aircraft will be operated under ACASS’s industry-leading management standards, ensuring the highest levels of safety, operational efficiency and service delivery.

With an established presence in Africa, ACASS supports aircraft owners and charter clients through its comprehensive suite of services, including aircraft management, charter, sales and acquisitions, flight crew staffing and technical support. The company’s global expertise, combined with regional experience, enables it to navigate complex operating environments while delivering seamless solutions to clients.

With operations spanning multiple continents and registry capabilities including Canada (C), Ireland (EJ) and San Marino (T7), ACASS delivers customised aviation solutions to clients worldwide.