- Bombardier (BBD.A) has added Airshare as its newest fleet operator for its best-selling Challenger 350 business aircraft
- Airshare has ordered three super-midsize Challenger 350 jets with options to purchase 17 more
- The company plans to expand its fractional ownership program to serve customers on the East Coast, building on its core market in the central United States
- Airshare’s revolutionary fractional ownership program appeals to both business and leisure travellers seeking to maximize their efficiency and productivity
- Bombardier (BBD.A) is down 1.77 per cent and is trading at $1.11 per share
Bombardier (BBD.A) has added Airshare as its newest fleet operator for its best-selling Challenger 350 business aircraft.
Airshare has ordered three super-midsize Challenger 350 jets, with options to purchase 17 more, which will enable the Kansas City-based private aviation company to double the size of its fractional ownership fleet in the near future.
Éric Martel, President and CEO of Bombardier, commented,
“We appreciate the confidence Airshare has expressed in our Challenger 350 aircraft. This jet is the all-round performer. No other aircraft in the category comes close to its superior reliability, range, speed, performance, cabin experience and operating costs.”
He added,
“Airshare is one of the most successful fractional programs in the country. We are proud they have chosen the Challenger 350 aircraft to anchor their fleet, and we are extremely excited about the potential of this long-term partnership.”
Airshare’s revolutionary fractional ownership program provides each owner with a one-sixteenth share in the ownership with 20 days and unlimited flight time. The days-based program appeals to both business and leisure travellers seeking to maximize their efficiency and productivity.
John Owen, President and CEO of Airshare, also commented on the addition to his company’s fleet.
“The addition of super midsize jets into our fleet represents a significant milestone in our vision to intelligently expand the Airshare brand nationally,” he remarked.
“Partnering with Bombardier puts us in an excellent position to attract future customers who have wanted to join our program but desired a larger aircraft with greater range, while also ensuring we continue to deliver best-in-class service that has become synonymous with Airshare,” he added.
Airshare plans to expand its fractional ownership program to serve customers on the East Coast, building on its core market in the central United States.
Headquartered in Montréal, Bombardier is present in more than 12 countries with a worldwide fleet of more than 4,900 aircraft in service.
Bombardier (BBD.A) is down 1.77 per cent and is trading at $1.11 per share as of 12:56 pm ET.
