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Zetta Jet grows its fleet with addition of Bombardier Global 6000 jet featuring industry leading passenger amenities

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  • With the Global 6000 aircraft’s exceptional long-range performance, today’s announcement confirms Zetta Jet as a leading private jet operator in Asia
  • Aircraft features Bombardier’s new cabin management system for Global 5000 and Global 6000 jets
  • Passengers will enjoy world’s fastest Ka-band high-speed in-flight Wi-Fi service

An additional Bombardier Global 6000 jet has joined the fleet of fast-growing, Singapore-based charter operator, Zetta Jet. The delivery ceremony took place at Bombardier Business Aircraft’s Global Completion Centre in Montréal. This latest Global aircraft to join Zetta Jet’s all Global fleet is slated to operate out of Zetta Jet’s North America hub in Los Angeles. The first Bombardier jet to feature the latest Cabin Management System (CMS) and the world’s fastest Ka-band high-speed in-flight Internet connectivity, Zetta Jet passengers will enjoy a truly modern office environment anywhere they fly. The Global 6000 business jet cabin is specifically designed to provide a highly productive working environment, a key factor in making these aircraft a leading choice for operators worldwide.

“Zetta Jet is thrilled to welcome our next Global 6000 business jet to our fleet, enhancing our offering of unparalleled luxury, performance and personalized service to our elite clientele. This aircraft has consistently demonstrated its winning combination of cabin comfort, high-speed range and proven reliability, helping us deliver our promise of providing the ultimate private jet experience to the world’s most exclusive travellers,” said Geoffery Cassidy, Managing Director, Zetta Jet. “With the latest in CMS and connectivity technology, this aircraft allows our customers to bring their office into the sky, helping them make the most of their time onboard.”

Designed to be ultra-fast, flexible and intuitive, Bombardier Business Aircraft’s new CMS’s robust design is based on a dependable fiber optic architecture for maximum reliability. A testimony to Bombardier’s dedication to provide the best customer experience, Bombardier took the highly capable Rockwell Collins VenueTM system and customized it with a unique interface for enhanced flexibility. It provides an abundance of bandwidth, which can readily accommodate the latest consumer technologies and support future software upgrades easily and cost-effectively. The dedicated media bay with multiple HDMI and USB ports provides flexibility to connect multiple consumer electronic devices today and in the future, adapting the Global aircraft cabin to customers’ needs. The new intuitive user interface features first-class design details that complements the Global aircraft’s luxurious interior. The system allows passengers to swiftly interact with the cabin environment, providing immediate access to work or entertainment content, flight maps or cabin settings. The key cabin controls are accessible in a single click to effortlessly navigate the system’s new intuitive user interface. On Zetta Jet’s latest Global aircraft, the CMS is paired with the fastest Ka-band high-speed in-flight Internet connectivity system available worldwide*. Users can seamlessly stream content straight to high-definition monitors just like at home.

“We are delighted that our Global family of aircraft continues to support Zetta Jet’s industry-leading value proposition to its customers and, in turn, the company’s remarkable rate of growth,” said Peter Likoray, Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Bombardier Business Aircraft. “The Bombardier Global 6000 aircraft, with its benchmark-setting combination of comfort, range and performance, is designed to meet the needs of the most discerning customers, and with our latest CMS and industry-leading Ka-band high-speed internet solution, passengers enjoy seamless connectivity throughout their travels.”

September 28, 2016 Montréal Business Aircraft,  Press Release

This post was published on 28 September 2016 15:02

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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