News Release

New aircraft join Chartright fleet

Chartright Air Group has announced that a Global 5500 and Challenger 650 by Bombardier have joined its fleet based at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Canada. With over 30 years of aircraft management experience and a fleet numbering more than 50 aircraft, Chartright Air Group has acquired international recognition as a leading Canadian business transportation provider.

These tanscontinental aircraft have an impressive performance and the lowest direct operating cost to provide optimum travel solutions for business aviation travellers. The Challenger 650 is the best-selling large aircraft that offers ultimate value, a smooth ride and reliability. The Global 5500, on the other hand, famous for its leading-edge wing technology, refined interior design and agility, brings a new “home-like” comfort for non-stop travel from Toronto to many destinations worldwide.

“New additions to the existing Chartright fleet will help us meet demand in the business jet market,” said Adam Keller, president, Chartright Air Group.”Global business travel has undergone moderate growth in 2021, a positive trend compared to the previous year. With Covid-19, travel patterns have changed. The combination of business and leisure travel with a flexible work created the environment for on-demand travel growth. The team at Chartright is delighted to welcome these new aircraft built by Bombardier as part of the managed fleet. For our clients it will be a great opportunity to fly privately to many destinations on the best business jets in their class.”

The additions mark the continuation of a successful collaboration between two Canadian flagship companies. Earlier this year, Bombardier delivered two Global 7500 to Chartright Air Group, which received positive feedback from Chartright's clients. It has proven to be a productive partnership that results in the provision of an ultimate experience for Canadian travellers.