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SpireJet back in the air with desirable Bravo

Friday, 15 November 2024

SpireJet previously flew from 2014 until 2021, undertaking 4,404 airborne hours, 1,280 individual charters and 3,581 sectors on its previous Bravo. It has now taken delivery of a 2004 model with all regulatory approvals.

Jonathan Freeden is pleased to be flying again.

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