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Cirrus Aviation expands global presence by adding new heavy jet aircraft to fleet

Cirrus Aviation Services is aggressively expanding into the heavy jet market by adding the Challenger 604 to its already impressive fleet.

The aircraft is in prime condition, with less than 5,000 hours of flight time since 2002. The interior was renovated by Duncan Aviation just last year, featuring a sleek matterhorn white exterior with titanium and dark blue striping.

The Challenger 604 is based at the Atlantic Aviation terminal at McCarran International Airport, just steps away from the world famous Las Vegas Strip. The aircraft is operated and maintained by a highly experienced team that includes co-captains with thousands of hours operating heavy aircraft.

“We are excited to enter the heavy jet market,” says Cirrus Aviation president Greg Woods. “We expect to add more of these planes in the near future, rounding out our fleet and offering clients aircraft in the light, mid and heavy jet categories.”

Cirrus Aviation has become an industry leader by not only operating its own aircraft but also managing aircraft owned by outside parties. These owners have found a winning strategy with the company, seeing their jets maintained in top condition while also enjoying a rewarding return on their investment.

“Owners can make money off their jets when they would otherwise not be in use,” says Woods. “At the same time, the planes are kept in the best possible condition and operated by a crew, including pilots, who are familiar with – and understand – the aircraft. Everybody wins.”

Cirrus Aviation is looking at continued market growth throughout and beyond 2016 by combining sophisticated service with aggressive pricing. The Challenger 604 fits into those plans and offers modern elegance and luxury, with a full kitchen area, a high-definition television screen, USB charging stations and WiFi connectivity included.

The Challenger 604 has six large leather chairs and can seat up to ten passengers.

Cirrus Aviation is taking bookings today with packages being offered to thousands of airports around the world.