A Solojet Aviation, a company in the executive aviation segment, announced today (9) at Aviatrade, an executive and light aviation event that takes place at Jundiaí Airport, the arrival of two more Hawker 400 aircraft for the Solojet Shares program. With this, the company now has a fleet of five aircraft for sharing.
“We acquired an aircraft in the Brazilian market and another one abroad, which should arrive in the coming weeks. All aircraft that make up the Solojet Shares fleet undergo a complete retrofit, receive a completely new interior and are repainted in the colors of the program”, said André Bernstein, CEO of Solojet Aviation. According to the executive, the rapid expansion of the fleet shows that they are on the right path, both in of the business model, sharing, and the choice of aircraft.
In the Solojet Shares program, it is possible to acquire a share of the aircraft with prices starting at US$550 (25% ownership interest). In this way, the aircraft is divided between four owners, as well as the fixed costs, but each one only pays the operating costs of the flights themselves.
For those who don't know yet, the Hawker 400 is an executive jet, with a robust model and excellent performance and cost-effectiveness. The aircraft has the capacity to carry up to eight engers in the most comfortable and spacious cabin in its category, with 305 cubic feet.
With an operational ceiling of 45 feet and a cabin altitude of 8.000 feet, the Hawker provides much more comfortable flights with less turbulence. The model reaches a top speed of 450 knots / 833 km/h and has a maximum range of 1400 nautical miles / 2.592 km. That is, it is capable of making a non-stop journey from São Paulo to Recife, for example.
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