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Northern Jet subsidiary SpeedBird earns FAA approval as Ten or More Part 135 charter operator & unveils Challenger 605 fleet

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Northern Jet subsidiary SpeedBird earns FAA approval as Ten or More Part 135 charter operator & unveils Challenger 605 fleet - Business aviation publisher
Dana Ermolenko
Country: United States Aircraft: Airplanes

Northern Jet subsidiary SpeedBird recently achieved Ten or More Part 135 charter operator status granted by FAA. This milestone not only underscores Northern Jet's unwavering commitment to safety and excellence but also highlights a significant relationship with Bombardier, the renowned Challenger 605 aircraft manufacturer. Moreover, Northern Jet has taken the luxury experience to new heights by completely refitting all its Challenger 605 aircraft with brand-new custom interiors.

Northern Jet and SpeedBird highlight the exceptional experience working with the Orlando Flight Standards District Office throughout the certification process. The 10 or more certification, a testament to SpeedBird adherence to stringent safety and operational standards, positions the company as a leading player in the private charter aviation industry. SpeedBird extends sincere appreciation to all FAA officials who have played a pivotal role in achieving this milestone, recognizing and applauding the dedicated efforts that have contributed to the successful issuance of this certification.

Chris Bull, CEO of Northern Jet and SpeedBird, commented: "We are thrilled to announce the FAA approval of Northern Jet subsidiary SpeedBird, as a Ten or More Part 135 charter operator, marking a significant milestone in our commitment to upholding the highest industry standards. Our relationship with Bombardier, the Challenger 605 manufacturer, adds an extra layer of distinction to our operations. Moreover, the complete refit of our Challenger fleet underscores our dedication to providing clients with an unmatched level of sophistication and comfort."

At the heart of this achievement is SpeedBird impressive fleet, featuring state-of-the-art Challenger 605 aircraft from Bombardier. These exceptional jets are ready to fulfill 10 or more passenger missions, offering clients unparalleled luxury, expanding opportunities for group travel, and reinforcing the company's commitment to meeting diverse client needs.

Northern Jet close relationship with Bombardier, combined with the fully refurbished interiors of its Challenger fleet, showcases the company's commitment to excellence and innovation in private aviation. The Challenger 605 aircraft, renowned for their superior performance, now feature custom interiors designed to elevate the travel experience for Northern Jet's discerning clients.

 





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