Aircraft
VistaJet Transitions to All Challenger and Global Fleet, Plots U.S. Expansion
Company retired its last remaining Learjet 60—the aircraft type that its started with in 2004.
VistaJet’s fleet is now composed solely of large-cabin Bombardier Challengers and Globals after having retired its last remaining Learjet 60. Its fleet now numbers 45 aircraft–a mix of Challenger 350s, 605s and 850s, as well as Global 5000s and 6000s. (Photo: VistaJet)
VistaJet’s fleet is now composed solely of large-cabin Bombardier Challengers and Globals after having retired its last remaining Learjet 60. Its fleet now numbers 45 aircraft–a mix of Challenger 350s, 605s and 850s, as well as Global 5000s and 6000s. (Photo: VistaJet)

VistaJet’s fleet is now composed solely of large-cabin Bombardier Challengers and Globals after the company retired its last remaining Learjet 60—the aircraft type that the operator started with in 2004. Since then, the charter firm operated 20 Learjets sporting its silver metallic-gray and single-red-stripe livery, collectively accumulating 42,962 hours over 18,262 flights.