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Eurojet Aviation orders two XLS for 2008 delivery
Charter and management company Eurojet Aviation has ordered two Citation XLSs for delivery in the first quarter of 2008. Both aircraft are to be based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The new jets will operate through Eurojet's Belfast executive jet centre facility. The current fleet consists of three Excels, two Bravos and a Citation.

Charter and management company Eurojet Aviation has ordered two Citation XLSs for delivery in the first quarter of 2008. Both aircraft are to be based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The new jets will operate through Eurojet's Belfast executive jet centre facility. The current fleet consists of three Excels, two Bravos and a Citation.

Graeme Campbell, md, says, "The XLS is a natural addition to our existing Bravo and Excel fleet, enabling our customers to benefit from additional range and performance. "We are delighted that our clients will benefit from the performance enhancements offered by the XLS."

Eurojet was established in 1987 and operates from bases in the U.K. and Ireland, including Belfast, Birmingham, Chester, Gloucester and Dublin.

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