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Sovereign and CJ3 win business in Moscow
A strong market presence in Russia is paying off for Jetalliance, according to md Joerg Sabitzer.

A strong market presence in Russia is paying off for Jetalliance, according to md Joerg Sabitzer. The company says its Moscow-based CJ3, configured for six or seven passengers, and its Citation Sovereign which takes nine or ten, are winning business away from heavier jets.

Sabitzer adds: "The two aircraft are perfectly suitable for first-time users. Although the market has shown a tendency for large cabin aircraft, the Citations also attract more and more customers through lower prices."

The total Jetalliance fleet now numbers 31 after the delivery of a Citation X and a 7X for undisclosed clients. The company says its IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) accreditation has been well received by clients and in the marketplace.

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