Charter & Fractional
VistaJet Sees Expanding Global Opportunities
VistaJet owns all of its airplanes and believes there are big opportunities for expansion of the China charter market.
VistaJet’s worldwide charter operation exclusively flies Bombardier midsize- and large-cabin business jets like the Challenger 350 and this Global 6000. (Photo: David McIntosh/AIN)
VistaJet’s worldwide charter operation exclusively flies Bombardier midsize- and large-cabin business jets like the Challenger 350 and this Global 6000. (Photo: David McIntosh/AIN)

VistaJet’s business model of serving a global charter clientele with a fleet of company-owned business jets is paying off during these times of economic uncertainty, according to Ian Moore, chief commercial officer for the 12-year-old company. More recently, VistaJet transitioned its all-Bombardier fleet into large-cabin jets such as the Global 6000 and Challenger 350, which are both on display this week at ABACE 2016, further reflecting the desires of its high-net-worth-individual clients for long-range flights.


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