Ollie Air has launched charter operations across Asia-Pacific. Currently based in Hong Kong, Ollie Air’s Bombardier Global XRS has already completed its first set of charter flights and is now available for flights from Hong Kong as well as from other parts of the region. Registered in San Marino as T7-OLLIE, the Global XRS can fly for up to 12.5 hours, making it possible to connect city pairs including Hong Kong to London, Seoul to Los Angeles and Jakarta to Rome without the need to stop en route.
Before being delivered the aircraft underwent a full transformation to bring it up to Ollie Air’s exacting standards. The expertly crafted cabin was designed to exude luxury and features a theme of warm neutral colors that flow effortlessly and logically throughout the cabin. The aircraft features as forward fully appointed gally along with flight attendant rest area, and a main cabin that is split into three distinct zones, which can seat up to 13 passengers during day, whilst at night can be configured with two beds in the main cabin and a further two beds in the aft area.

The forward zone itself features club style seating for two, with a facing divan, whilst the second zone includes a full-size table with seating for four and a set a club style seating for a further four passengers. The third zone, with direct access to the aft lavatory, features a two-place divan, as well as a single luxury seat.
Ollie Air’s aircraft, as well as its service, has been designed from the ground up to provide a step up in luxury chartering in Asia, so get in touch with us now to book your next charter flight.

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