Charter and jet card operator Qatar Executive now has 15 Gulfstream G650ERs after added a trio of the ultra-long-range private jets in 2022
Qatar Airways’ private jet charter and jet card operator, Qatar Executive, is the biggest operator of Gulfstream G650ERs after adding three more last year.
A subsidiary of Qatar Airways Group; In the group with Qatar Duty-Free, Qatar Airways Cargo, Al Maha Services, Qatar Aviation Services, Qatar Aircraft Catering
Qatar Executive was founded in 2007 as a fully owned subsidiary of award-winning Qatar Airways. It has a fleet of long-range and ultra-long-range Gulfstream, Bombardier, and Airbus private jets. It is a launch customer for the Gulfstream G700.
In 2020, it launched The Diamond Agreement offering global fixed-rate, guaranteed-availability private jet solutions. In 2022, it was renamed The Block Hour Agreement.
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For Flexjet the order follows its $1.4 billion deal with Embraer announced earlier today; For Qatar Executive, it’s in addition to its July billion-dollar Gulfstream order
A billion dollars here. A half-billion or so there. It is Las Vegas after all. As the National Business Aviation Association’s annual convention kicks off here, Flexjet followed up its morning announcement it is buying $1.4 billion in private jets from Embraer by placing an order to be the North American launch customer for the Gulfstream G700.
(Updated Oct. 23, 2019: Flexjet’s order is for 16 G700s valued at $1.2 billion)
Flexjet’s chairman Kenn Ricci wasn’t the only CEO playing at the high stakes table. Akbar Al Baker, CEO of Qatar Airways, is buying 10 of the new ultra-long-range, ultra-fast private jets for his Qatar Executive charter division. It follows a billion-dollar order with the Savannah, Georgia-based manufacturer in July.