Zenith Aviation to Expand Fleet with Two Brand New Learjet 75 Aircraft

Zenith Aviation, one of Great Britain's leading bespoke charter service providers, will take delivery of two brand new Learjet 75 aircraft later this month.

"We are delighted to be once again working with Bombardier and welcoming the Learjet 75 aircraft into our fleet - the Learjet brand is synonymous with our facility at London Biggin Hill," said Stuart Mulholland, Managing Director of Zenith Aviation. "Having seen the first Learjet 45 aircraft arrive over 17 years ago, we are now very much looking forward to the arrival of the iconic Learjet 75 business jet."

The new charter aircraft are scheduled to arrive at London Biggin Hill Airport at the end of September. This will mark a significant upgrade in Zenith Aviation's aircraft charter offering following its move to offer worldwide flights alongside shorter charters to Europe at the beginning of the year. Both aircraft will be managed and chartered by Zenith and are set to join the company's fleet in the coming weeks.

"We've had a hugely successful year for our business and this expansion is a key part of our growth and development strategy moving forward. We are anticipating growing our fleet of managed aircraft and further development of our facilities, and also adding to our Part 145 capability at Biggin Hill Airport over the coming months," added Stuart.

The Learjet 75 jet features the Bombardier Vision flight deck, an eight-seat double-club configuration with a flat floor throughout the cabin and plenty of legroom. The aircraft is also available in a six-seat executive configuration, offering enhanced comfort and productivity features

The Learjet 75's more powerful engines and new winglet design enables it to cruise at a speed of Mach 0.81 and climb to an operating ceiling of 51,000 ft. The aircraft can also achieve a range of more than 2,000 NM (3,704 km).

Its modern interior features a new cabin management system with individual touchscreen monitors and full audio and video control; LED lighting throughout the entire aircraft; a baggage area and a galley to optimize catering.

The Learjet 75 aircraft can fly four passengers and two crew members non-stop from London to Moscow.

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