GainJet has added a CL605 to its fleet. It joins two other Challengers, and is available for charter from either Amman in Jordan or the operator's headquarters in Athens.

The CL605's eight-hour, 4,000 nm range allows for intercontinental connections, and its wide cabin is able to easily accommodate 12 passengers. The cabin features four individual VIP seats, a club-four dining seating area, and a four-seater sofa. “We're proud of this new addition to our fleet and have no doubt it will be popular with clients,” comments president Ramsey Shaban. “The comfort, size and range it offers, combined with its on board features, make this an easily sellable aircraft. We're basing the aircraft between Athens and Amman because we feel there is demand for such an aircraft, operated by a European carrier providing top of the line services.”

GainJet's fleet includes the Gulfstream G650, G550, G450, Legacy 600, and Challenger 604, plus several executive airliners, including a Boeing 757-200 with 62 seats and a state room and a Boeing 737-400 with 64 seats. Shaban continues: “The acquisition of our latest CL605 complements our growing fleet. While our CL604 aircraft are primarily dedicated to our ever-growing medevac operation, the CL605 will fill a void that once existed in the GainJet fleet, supplying customers looking for a super midsize, long range VIP aircraft.”