I read it some place that for example Virgin is considering to use bizjets on certain routes. I never travel in first but I think I’d rather travel in large passenger airplane than in some ‘small’ bizjet over these long distances.
Are these bizjet routes how common?
By: Bhoy - 29th June 2001 at 10:24
RE: Business jets in commercial traffic
There was some talk after Concorde was grounded that some company would wet-lease a bizjet- The Gulfstream Challenger?- to shuttle ‘R’ class pax from London/Paris to Washington/New York quickly.
Sir Richard Branson has always wanted a concorde, he may be looking at this instead, now.
By: KabirT - 29th June 2001 at 07:47
RE: Business jets in commercial traffic
Bizjets routes are not comman at all. Only a few airlines have Bizjets. Unites used to have 2 Gufstreams which they sold of some time back. Bizjets are not for a airline, for small routes airlines mainly operate commuters like ATRs and Saabs.
By: Saab 2000 - 28th June 2001 at 16:45
RE: Business jets in commercial traffic
LAST EDITED ON 28-06-01 AT 04:56 PM (GMT)[p]Cathy Pacific and Singapore airlines have Learjet 45’s but these are used for pilot training.Agean have a learjet 55.
regards Saab 2000
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June 28, 2001 at 10:43 am