Gainjet reports that a Boeing 757 it brought into service in the summer has "taken the market by storm." Ramsey Shaban, ceo, says: "This is one of the very few 2000 models available for private charter. The aircraft can seat up to 78 people in superb luxury with seating arrangements around dining tables in the forward cabin and the option to divide the cabin into three sections."

The aircraft, he says, is the perfect choice for heads of state, sports teams and musicians. The 757 has undergone major refurbishment. Shaban adds: "There has been attention to detail in every aspect, from the stitching of exceptionally comfortable cradle seats, the colours for the seats, carpets and walls, to the carefully selected hand held IFE systems."

Gainjet promises exceptional and bespoke onboard service and carefully selected catering only from the best suppliers. Shaban adds: "While our 40 seat vip MD83 has always been and still is a popular choice for these types of groups, the 757 has given Gainjet the benefit of being able to offer its clients another vip aircraft for larger groups of up to 78."

He points out: "Choice for clients is always very important and now with the fleet of aircraft ranging from 10 to 78 seats we can offer an aircraft for most types of charter. The 757 has a range of up to 8.5 hours depending on payload, so transatlantic trips have already proved popular. Since coming online the aircraft has already spanned the globe with charters to the United States and the Far East and plenty of destinations in between."