TAG Aviation Europe has added a second Airbus ACJ A319 to its growing executive corporate jet fleet to meet the rising demand for luxury charters and premium business travel.
The distinctive Airbus ACJ A319 (registration G-O-ACJ) is a luxuriously appointed long-range business liner that offers passengers top of the range comfort with all the flexibility of a private jet experience.
Holding up to 19 passengers and equipped with the latest in-cabin technology and a host of modern amenities the very large cabin cross-section provides unmatched quality and freedom of movement for its passengers, affording luxurious travel to anywhere in the world for those who choose.
“I am delighted to welcome the addition of a second Airbus ACJ A319 to our existing fleet of airliners which marks a very exciting time in our expansion and further consolidates our powerful charter position as operators of one the largest and most diverse range of aircraft.” said Florent Sériès, Vice President Sales and Marketing.
TAG Aviation’s tailored approach to streamlining private charters enables exacting solutions for every client. Customers interested in booking charters aboard the Airbus A319 should contact TAG Aviation for full details of availability and charter prices.
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