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EVO Assists G650ER Operator in 1st Part 91 Polar Flight

The G650ER flew from New York’s Stewart International Airport to Beijing, China, along Polar Route 3 early last month.

By Chad Trautvetter • Online Editor

July 14, 2016

Aviation support services firm EVO Jet Services facilitated the approval and planning process for a Gulfstream G650ER to be the first aircraft operated under Part 91 to fly a polar route. The G650ER flew from New York’s Stewart International Airport to Beijing, China, along Polar Route 3 early last month. Flight time was 12 hours 8 minutes.

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