The FAA has granted Elevate Jet additional Part 135 authority to operate another Bombardier Challenger 650 aircraft for charter services.
Elevate announced the milestone, adding to its existing Challenger 650 operations on Wednesday. According to a news release from the company, the Challenger 650 “continues to be a cornerstone of Elevate Jet’s fleet” due to its transcontinental range of over 4,000 nm and comfy, spacious cabin.
“The Challenger 650 has proven to be a reliable and in-demand aircraft in our charter offering,” said Greg Raiff, CEO of Elevate Aviation Group, in the release “Adding another to our Part 135 certificate allows us to meet increasing client demand with greater flexibility while maintaining the premium charter experience our customers expect.”
The aircraft seats up to 12 passengers and is touted for its onboard amenities that appeal to both business and leisure travelers.
Elevate Jet is a subsidiary of the Salt Lake City-based aircraft management and charter solutions brand Elevate Aviation Group.
“Elevate Jet’s charter fleet continues to grow with a focus on quality, safety and client satisfaction,” the release stated. “With more than 30 years of expertise in aircraft management, charter operations, and FAA regulatory compliance, Elevate Jet remains committed to delivering a seamless aviation experience supported by white-glove service and operational excellence.”
