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Charter, management, and maintenance company Baker Aviation has added three new aircraft to its Argus Platinum-rated charter fleet. The King Air 350, Hawker 800XP, and Citation X are based at its Meacham International Airport headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas.

 


The King Air 350, already conducting Part 135 operations, arrived in Baker's service with a new interior, while the Hawker 800XP will be ready for charter in March. The recently refurbished Citation X, which does not require owner approval for bookings, includes complimentary Wi-Fi and will be available for one-way flights at the end of February.

 


“Our managed fleet continues to grow, and we’re in discussions to add even more aircraft,” said company president W. Stanley Baker III. “It’s going to be an exciting year for Baker Aviation.”

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