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Viennese operator welcomes new aircraft

Wednesday, 1 March 2006

International Jet Management has added a Learjet 60 and a Beechjet 400A to its existing fleet, which includes a Gulfstream 450, Citation XL and Challenger 300. The company is operating the aircraft commercially on behalf of private owners. The LR60, which seats up to seven passengers, will be used for private and charter flights throughout Europe, from its base in Vienna.

International Jet Management has added a Learjet 60 and a Beechjet 400A to its existing fleet, which includes a Gulfstream 450, Citation XL and Challenger 300.

The company is operating the aircraft commercially on behalf of private owners. The LR60, which seats up to seven passengers, will be used for private and charter flights throughout Europe, from its base

in Vienna.

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