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ORTAC (AOC) Limited takes delivery of its first Learjet 75

ORTAC (AOC) Limited has welcomed a Learjet 75 to its fleet, based in Jersey in the Channel Islands, allowing for quick access to mainland UK or Europe. The Learjet 75 is available for charter and can carry up to nine passengers. The cabin boasts a double-club configuration ensuring comfort for any mission and passenger load.

The Learjet series aircraft is synonymous with the pioneering concepts of private travel and is known for its sleek iconic lines and superior cabin, which has been recently refurbished in May 2025. ORTAC believes that the Learjet 75 has ultimate ramp presence and an aura that always turns heads.

This aircraft is operated under ORTAC (AOC) Limited's Guernsey Air Operator's Certificate, with the registration 2-ONEL. The addition of this Learjet 75 fits perfectly amongst the Phenom 300E fleet and Falcon 2000LX, also under ORTAC (AOC) Limited's 2REG certification.

Lee McConnell, director of Ortac said: “As a business we pride ourselves on being able to offer our customers efficient and professional support across our fleet, and we are delighted to add the unique Learjet 75 to our charter offering.

"Our team already has hands on knowledge and expertise with the Learjet type, as many of our aviation colleagues will know. This should give additional confidence to our partners that our knowledge and familiarity of the type will guarantee a consistent level of service on the line.

"It is a resounding endorsement of the relationships we wish to build with our clients, that when customers want to change or add additional aircraft to our 2REG AOC, they seek out our help in arranging the transition and delivery.

"Clients continue to trust us with their aircraft management, and our charter partners have faith in our service reliability and rapid responses. It is these long-standing relationships and partnerships that demonstrate our commitment and dedication to high service levels and display our persistence and integrity in developing our AOC fleet, here in Jersey.”