Bombardier Business Aircraft announced today that Zetta Jet has purchased a Global 6000 ultra-long-range aircraft with options for four additional Global 6000 business jets. If all options are exercised, the transactions are valued at approximately US$318 million, based on 2015 list prices for standard-equipped aircraft. The aircraft will operate out of the company’s Asian hub in Singapore and will join Zetta Jet’s current fleet of four Global aircraft, which also includes a brand new Global 5000 purchased in the fourth quarter of 2015.
“We’re thrilled that Zetta Jet has chosen the Global 6000 aircraft to expand its growing fleet of business jets,” said Peter Likoray, Senior Vice President, Sales, Bombardier Business Aircraft. “With its exceptional long-range performance and superior reliability, the Global 6000 aircraft is perfectly suited to meet the needs of the world’s most discerning travellers.”
“Our mission is to offer our guests the ultimate private jet experience,” said Geoffery Cassidy, Managing Director, Zetta Jet. “The state-of-the-art Global 6000 business jet delivers unparalleled luxury and comfort together with an impressive transcontinental range capability. With our flagship Global aircraft, along with our commitment to world-class service, the Zetta Jet experience sets the benchmark for bespoke private air travel.”
December 15, 2015 Montréal Business Aircraft, Press Release
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