Charter & Fractional
ImperialJet adding more jets to fleet
Beirut-based ImperialJet plans to add airplanes to its charter and management fleet at an impressive rate in the next six months as the three-year old comp

Beirut-based ImperialJet plans to add airplanes to its charter and management fleet at an impressive rate in the next six months as the three-year old company seeks to grow its Middle East client base. The firm took delivery recently of two new Learjet 60XR models and plans to add two more 60XRs and three Challenger 850s in the coming months.

The aircraft join a fleet that includes a Boeing 737, Gulfstream III, Challenger 604 and Learjet 60. All of the new airplanes joining the fleet will be registered in Germany under the operating certificate of ImperialJet’s European partner, JetAir Flug, and offered in fractional shares ranging from a whole new airplane down to a quarter share.