Solojet Aviação promoted yesterday (08/12), at Jundiaí Airport, the official launch of the aircraft sharing program, Solojet Shares.
at the opportunity, the company also presented the second shared aircraft, another Hawker 400, completely refurbished. In the coming days, the third aircraft for the program will arrive.
With around 150 guests, André Bernstein, director of Solojet Aviation, presented the sharing program's differentials and its advantages.
“We are the first Brazilian company to create an aircraft sharing program at a cost that is really accessible to the national market, and which will in fact democratize Executive Aviation”, said Bernstein.
According to the executive, in addition to the accessible cost, the Hawker 400 was chosen “because we know its performance and maintenance in depth and we offer all the necessary to buyers right here in our workshop.”
Bernstein pointed out that “having a complete and ready structure to make the aircraft fly is, without a doubt, one of the differentials of Solojet Shares”.
The aircraft exhibited yesterday to the guests even went through a complete interior retrofit, a craft work, developed with the team from Solojet Shares.
Businessman Álvaro Garnero, who is also a television presenter and has just bought a Hawker 400 quota from Solojet, also participated in the event. “I can say that when I discovered Solojet Shares I fell in love with the concept and the cost-effectiveness. I was looking for an air transport solution that was viable for me and my entire team. I liked it so much that I became a customer and a Brand Ambassador”, said Garnero.
Several businessmen and directors of companies willing to the shared ownership program were present at the event, in addition to aircraft owners.
Raul Marinho, from ABAG (Brazilian Association of General Aviation), said that the regulation, finally published by ANAC for aircraft sharing in Brazil, was an old demand in the sector. With the change, sharing should grow especially as it's a great option for customers.
