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NetJets announces $9.6 billion in Bombardier, Cessna private jet orders
Fractional ownership provider NetJets has placed orders that
could end up totalling $9.6 billion with Bombardier and Cessna for up to
425 new private jets.
If all options are exercised, the deal
could ultimately comprise up to 275 Bombardier Challenger aircraft, and
up to 150 Cessna Citation Latitudes, says NetJets in a statement. It
added that this is the largest single private jet deal in history.
The deal includes firm orders for 100 Bombardier jets, comprising 75
Challenger 300s, with deliveries to start in 2014, and 25 Challenger
605s, with deliveries to begin in 2015, said Bombardier in a statement.
The airframer said this firm order is worth $2.6 billion. If NetJets elects
to exercise its options for all 175 additional aircraft, the deal value
will rise to $7.3 billion.
The Bombardier deal includes an after market support agreement for up to 15
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years, which could end up being worth $820 million. It will see
Bombardier provide scheduled and unscheduled line and heavy maintenance
support for NetJets' Challenger 300 and 605 Series aircraft.
The Cessna component of the deal includes firm orders for 25 Cessna
Citation Latitudes, with deliveries to commence in 2016, and options for
125 more.
"This purchase demonstrates our long-term planning and
represents our ongoing commitment to providing unparalleled safety and
service in aircraft uniquely customized for our owners," said NetJets
Chairman and CEO Jordan Hansell.
NetJets added that the purchase
is part of its 10-year business plan, which includes continuous renew of
its 725 strong fleet of aircraft.
NetJets categorises the new Bombardier and Cessna aircraft under its "Signature Series."
"The Signature Series planes are the first aircraft that NetJets helped
design from start to finish," said the company. "These aircraft are
bigger, faster, quieter and offer longer range than similar aircraft of
the previous generation. The purchases will provide options to expand
the capabilities of NetJets' North American and European fleets."
NetJets is a unit of US investment holdings company Berkshire Hathaway.
http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/netjets-announces-96-billion-in-bombardier-cessna-private-jet-orders-372897/