Jet Concierge Club Adds First UK Challenger 650

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Jet Concierge Club has expanded its UK-based fleet with its first Challenger 650, further enhancing its premium charter and management offerings. The Bombardier Challenger 650, now registered as G-RFTW (msn 6134), completed its inaugural flight under UK registration on October 4, 2024, flying from Bournemouth to London Luton under Jet Concierge Club’s ‘JCO’ code. Previously registered as M-ABSX in the Isle of Man, this 5.6-year-old aircraft recently performed a test flight between Bournemouth and London Luton on October 24, 2024. Originally delivered to ExecuJet Europe in Switzerland, the aircraft was later exported to the U.S. before joining Jet Concierge Club’s UK fleet.

The addition of the Challenger 650 brings Jet Concierge Club’s UK-registered fleet to 14 aircraft, which now includes a variety of long-range and heavy jets to accommodate luxury travel needs. The UK fleet comprises one Falcon 7X, one Challenger 650, one G550, one Global 5000, one Global 5500, one Global 6000, three Global 6500s, four Global 7500s, and one GVII-G600. This diverse lineup of premium jets allows Jet Concierge Club to offer clients flexible, high-end charter options with global reach.

In addition to its UK-registered aircraft, Jet Concierge Club operates a wider range of jets with registrations across multiple jurisdictions. According to Eurocontrol RVSM data, the company’s extended fleet includes a Boeing Business Jet B737-700 (BBJ) registered in Bermuda, a Global 6000 in Guernsey, and a Challenger 605 in Ireland. The Isle of Man-based fleet features a Global 6500, a G650ER, two Falcon 7X jets, and one Falcon 8X. This multi-country fleet structure enables Jet Concierge Club to serve international clients and provide flexibility in operations.

Jet Concierge Club operates as a unique aircraft management cooperative, where each member acts as both an aircraft owner and a shareholder in the company. Membership is limited to thirty owners, ensuring exclusivity and personalized service for each member. This cooperative model allows members to benefit from a comprehensive suite of in-house services, covering operations, maintenance, safety, and charter options, streamlining ownership costs and operational complexity for members.

By adding the Challenger 650, Jet Concierge Club aims to meet the increasing demand for versatile, mid-sized jets that offer both luxury and efficiency for private and business travel. The Challenger 650’s spacious cabin, advanced connectivity, and extended range make it an ideal addition for clients seeking premium comfort on regional and long-haul flights alike. This move reinforces Jet Concierge Club’s commitment to expanding its fleet with top-tier, reliable jets that enhance client travel experiences.

The expansion of Jet Concierge Club’s UK fleet aligns with a growing demand for private aviation options in Europe, where high-net-worth individuals and businesses seek flexible travel solutions. With a strong emphasis on safety, operational excellence, and personalized service, Jet Concierge Club’s cooperative model and enhanced fleet position it as a leader in the UK and European private aviation markets, catering to a discerning clientele that values privacy, convenience, and high-quality travel experiences.

Sources: AirGuide Business airguide.info, bing.com, ch-aviation.com

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