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TJS boosts 'middle Europe' capacity
Tyrolean Jet Services has acquired a CJ2 Citation taking its fleet to six aircraft. Md Martin Lener says it will be used for the regional market serving clients travelling to destinations west of Austria in "middle Europe."

Tyrolean Jet Services has acquired a CJ2 Citation taking its fleet to six aircraft. Md Martin Lener says it will be used for the regional market serving clients travelling to destinations west of Austria in "middle Europe."

"We needed to enhance our capacity to deliver passengers to the smaller airports such as London City."

The existing fleet comprises a range of owned and managed aircraft, including a Citation VII, Global Express, Dornier 328 Jet and an Executive 328 Jet.

The company has announced the launch of a Global Express flight programme from Tokyo to Las Vegas.

Established more than 25 years ago, TJS also runs an in-house maintenance facility and previous additions to its fleet include a second Global Express and a Citation II aircraft.

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