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KINSTON, N.C. – flyExclusive, an operator of private jet experiences, has expanded its fractional ownership program with the addition of a new Challenger 350 super-midsize aircraft, the company announced today. This jet is the first in what could be a series of up to 20 Challenger 350s incorporated into the fleet over the next two years.
The newly acquired aircraft features a 3200 nautical-mile range, offering non-stop cross-country flights. It accommodates eight passengers and provides a spacious cabin with a height of 6 feet and a width of 7 feet 2 inches. The cabin also includes a full galley and is WiFi-enabled. For added convenience, the aircraft boasts a baggage capacity of 106 cubic feet, which can hold up to 15 large bags.
CEO and founder Jim Segrave highlighted the jet’s spaciousness and amenities, stating that customers will appreciate the ability to stand and move around in the flat-floor cabin, work during flights, or enjoy meals prepared on board.
Shares in the Challenger 350 jets are available for purchase in increments ranging from 50 to 200 hours. This addition aligns with flyExclusive’s strategic focus on modernizing its fleet and expanding its fractional program. In support of this strategy, Drake Sneed was appointed as SVP of Fractional Sales in February.
The company, which manages a fleet of over 100 light to heavy jets, ensures control over all aspects of the customer experience. flyExclusive provides in-house maintenance and overhaul services from its headquarters in Kinston, North Carolina.
The announcement contains forward-looking statements regarding the potential expansion of flyExclusive’s fleet and is based on current expectations, subject to risks and uncertainties that could impact future events and results materially.
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