First jet in the newly launched Aircraft Management Program provides JetSuite travelers access to the spacious 13-seat aircraft, offering the largest cabin in its class.
IRVINE, CALIF. – JetSuite, Inc., one of the nation's leading private aviation companies, announced that SuiteKey members and charter customers now can fly on the largest, most recent addition to its fleet of private jets. The Embraer Legacy 650 provides JetSuite travelers with the ability to enjoy the largest cabin, inflight-accessible baggage compartment, and lavatory in its class, as well as one of the quietest flight experiences. The spacious Legacy 650 offers three cabin zones, seating for up to 13, including fully berthing, premium leather seats and a thoroughly-equipped galley. The aircraft joins JetSuite's existing fleet of four-seat Phenom 100s, six-seat JetSuite Edition CJ3s, and 30-seat Embraer E135 jets.
The Legacy 650 is also the first aircraft to join JetSuite's newly launched Aircraft Management Program. The program was developed to support the growth of its SuiteKey program and charter flying. The Aircraft Management Program provides single-aircraft owners with three unique options based on their flying needs, each designed to maximize utilization and reduce the cost of ownership.
"We are very excited to welcome the Embraer Legacy 650 into our JetSuite fleet," said Alex Wilcox, CEO of JetSuite. "We have had an incredible experience with Embraer's aircraft, including the Phenom 100s flown by JetSuite travelers and E135 jets flown by JetSuiteX customers. When it came time to introduce a large cabin aircraft to our fleet, the Legacy 650 was the clear choice. We look forward to continuing to expand and diversify our fleet of jets to meet our customers' growing needs."
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