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As it became known to BizavNews, VistaJet since last week began to offer empty leg free of charge for government organizations and medical companies involved in the repatriation and medical evacuation of citizens of various states. The company also takes over the registration of flight permits, the press service of the company reports. In addition to this, the operator's aircraft will be able to carry out a “cargo mission” – the delivery of small medical cargo. VistaJet has created a dedicated web page to direct all inquiries from government agencies and healthcare organizations to prioritize, address the most critical cases, and manage related inquiries.
In addition, VistaJet is announcing a new Dynamic Jet Lease program. This is a short-term rental for one, two or three months with a dedicated aircraft and crew located at the airport closest to the client. “Dynamic Jet Lease improves safety, frees up key business resources for customers and ensures that the aircraft is available in all conditions, especially during an ever-changing world situation,” the company commented.
Also last week it became known that the first Global 7500 business jet arrived at VistaJet's disposal. The aircraft made its maiden flight to Malta, where it was registered as 9H-VIS. The 14-seat business jet is equipped with eight full berths and is divided into four zones, including a full-size kitchen and bedroom. The aircraft is capable of non-stop flights up to 14,260 km at a maximum altitude of 15,500 meters. The business jets were acquired through parent company Vista Global. The remaining aircraft will be delivered during 2020-2021. The company's fleet now consists exclusively of Bombardier aircraft, including 27 Bombardier Global 6000 aircraft.
According to the operator, over the 12 months of last year, the number of program participants was increased by 21%. During the same period, the number of flights performed increased by 12% compared to the same period in 2018. The strongest period for the company was the third quarter, when 28% of all flights were performed.
