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NetJets Middle East adds Falcon to fleet, launches jet card

NetJets Middle East is reinvigorating its marketing efforts with the introduction of the new Dassault Falcon 2000LX and the launch of a 25-hour jet card.

By Charles Alcock • Managing Editor

December 23, 2009

NetJets Middle East is reinvigorating its marketing efforts with the introduction of the new Dassault Falcon 2000LX and the launch of a 25-hour jet card. The fractional ownership provider wants to expand its program in the region, having introduced just 17 aircraft to the Middle East fleet since it launched the operation in 1999.

In late November parent company NetJets Inc. renewed its joint venture agreement with Saudi Arabia’s National Air Services (NAS) for a further three years. To comply with Saudi law, Jeddah-based NAS owns and operates the NetJets Europe fleet. NetJets guarantees that its standards are met in terms of crew experience, service levels and the condition of aircraft.

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