Amenities on the Beechjet include a state-of-the-art entertainment system, air show, leather seating, large tables, a galley, and lavatory.
HOUSTON – Business aviation specialist Solaeris Aviation announced it has added a Beechjet 400A aircraft to its Houston base.
With luxury seating for up to eight passengers, the Beechjet 400A will complement Solaeris’ current fleet in the Houston, Texas area. Amenities on the Beechjet include a state-of-the-art entertainment system, air show, leather seating, large tables, a galley, and lavatory.
“This Beechjet 400A is the perfect addition to our current charter jet fleet for the Houston market”, said Richard Ziskind, Vice President, Solaeris Aviation. “We have taken this step in response to growing customer demand for our exclusive aviation product offering. We are set apart in two ways: first, we tailor our services for each customer, and secondly, our aircraft services operate under the strictest of safety standards with our Flight safety program BARS (Basic Aviation Risk Standard). The BARS meets or exceeds our ARG/US and Wyvern ratings.”
Solaeris Aviation offers a complete ensemble of aircraft flight services, whether it is the purchase or sale of an aircraft, aircraft management, charter or fractional ownership and corporate shuttles. Solaeris Aviation has the experience and expertise to fulfill the needs of corporations and private individuals.
Solaeris Aviation (est. 2006) is a Houston based privately held company, providing aircraft charter, management, aircraft sales and acquisitions, fractional ownership programs, and corporate shuttles. Solaeris Aviation places emphasis on both customer service and safety. The BARS Safety rating sets Solaeris apart from other aviation providers and is tailored to each customer.
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