Chartright Air Group Expands Aircraft Lease Program to Include Mid-Size and Super Mid-Size Jets
Chartright Air Group, Canada’s leading private aviation service provider, has expanded its Aircraft Lease Program to include mid-size and super mid-size jets designed to accommodate 7 to 10 passengers. This development was driven by customer demand and company growth, aiming to bridge the gap between charter clients and aircraft owners.
Program Details
The Aircraft Lease Program has gained recognition for its simplified approach, featuring short-term leases with minimal commitment, transparent and consistent pricing, and only two clear fees. The program encompasses three categories of aircraft—Light, Mid, and Super Mid-size jets—ensuring extensive coverage across the country.
Occupied Hourly Rates
Backed by Chartright’s diverse and expansive fleet, this pioneering program promises availability with only a one-year lease requirement. It replicates the perks of owning an aircraft without the enduring commitments that ownership typically entails. Highlights include the ability to use any aircraft in the fleet through the Swap Ratio Program and the addition of the new Quick Return Discount.
Introducing: Quick Return Discount
Designed specifically for brief trips that last only a few days and return to the point of origin, the Quick Return Discount offers an innovative way to save on shorter journeys.
“We noticed that some shared ownership clients were coming to us seeking a more cost-effective solution for shorter, and multi-leg trips,” said David Shaver, VP of Sales and Marketing at Chartright. “In response, we introduced the Quick Return Discount, which not only extends the hours available for use but offers flexibility with specific route profiles and the benefits of guaranteed pricing and aircraft availability.”
With its expansion into mid-size and super mid-size jets and the introduction of Quick Return Discount, Chartright Air Group continues to provide innovative solutions that cater to the evolving needs of its clients in the private aviation industry.
