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Luxury travel elevated: Elevate Jet introduces two new Challenger 650 aircraft

Stanley Ihedigbo

Elevate Jet, a division of Elevate Aviation Group, has announced the addition of two Bombardier Challenger 650 aircraft to its growing fleet.

The strategic expansion enhanced Elevate Jet’s capabilities, offering clients unparalleled luxury, comfort, and reliability.

The addition of these super midsize jets further strengthens Elevate Jet’s long-standing relationship with Bombardier and builds on our deep expertise in managing and maintaining Challenger and Global aircraft.

Supported by in-house MRO capabilities and premium charter placement services, these aircraft enhance our ability to deliver seamless, high-touch solutions across both private aircraft management and on-demand charter operations.

One of the Challenger 650s will operate under Part 91, serving a private owner with personalized management solutions. The second aircraft will be available for Part 135 charter, offering clients an exceptional travel experience with global reach, comfort, and performance.

“The Challenger 650 is a cornerstone of business aviation, known for its range, cabin comfort, and reliability,” said Chief Operating Officer of Elevate Jet, David Allen. “We are pleased to welcome these aircraft to our fleet and expand the premium services we offer both owners and charter clients alike.”

With seating for up to 12 passengers, a range of 4,000 nautical miles, and a refined in-flight experience, the Challenger 650 continues to be a top choice among business aviation travelers. Elevate Jet remains committed to delivering best-in-class service, safety, and operational excellence across its expanding fleet.

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