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NetJets, FSI Sign MOU for 20 Aerion AS2s, Training
An expansive MOU between Aerion and sister companies NetJets and FlightSafety International includes purchase rights for 20 AS2s and a new training center.
Aerion's AS2 supersonic business jet is poised to enter the NetJets fleet under an MoU that also would call for an Aerion-branded flight-training academy in cooperation with FlightSafety International. (Image: Aerion)
Aerion's AS2 supersonic business jet is poised to enter the NetJets fleet under an MoU that also would call for an Aerion-branded flight-training academy in cooperation with FlightSafety International. (Image: Aerion)

Aerion has signed a multifaceted memorandum of understanding with NetJets and its sister company FlightSafety International, including the rights for NetJets to purchase 20 AS2 supersonic business jets. The deal would extend Aerion’s backlog for the Mach 1.4 aircraft to $10 billion, Aerion said.


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