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Lily Jet (Hong Kong), a division of Shenyang-headquartered Chinese Part 135 operator Lily Jet, has signed its first aircraft management contract for the Bombardier Global 7500. As a new member of Lily Jet's fleet, this aircraft will be officially put into operation in the second quarter of 2022 for domestic and international charter flights.
Lily Jet is committed to providing a broad range of aircraft type options and high-quality charter flights services as part of its long-term development, and has been recognised and trusted for its in-flight services, ground services and maintenance. With its current client base and annually increased chartered flight business volume, the company has formed a global network of professional chartered flight services, which responds to its clients’ demands for charter flights while making profits for aircraft management clients by helping those who need to leverage their surplus capacity.
Current clients tend to prefer long-range widebody aircraft, according to the operator. The Global 7500 aircraft offers superior performance and comfort that guarantee charter flight clients a faster, more spacious and more comfortable in-flight experience. The Global 7500 aircraft is able to perform ultra long range nonstop flight services, and its Soleil, the world’s first circadian lighting system with day-night rhythm adjustment function, is capable of dynamic daylight simulation lighting. It also has an advanced air management system to provide 100 per cent fresh air, which allows passengers to feel refreshed and effectively help them combat jet lag. Nuage, a brand new designed seat in the cabin of the Global 7500, offers great comfort thanks to its deep leaning.
Lily Jet has a variety of aircraft types including Bombardier Global 7500 available to cater to clients’ different choices of short-range flights, long-range flights and ultra long-range flights. It will continue to provide clients with high-quality services such as charter flights of business jets, aircraft management services and maintenance services.
