The recent delivery extends to 11 the number of Gulfstream G650er aircraft in the fleet of the division of private chartes

Qatar Executive is pleased to announce the reception of three Gulfstream G650er more aircraft, reaffirming its position as the greatest owner-operator of this ultra-modern plane, with a total of 11 in its fleet.The three aircraft will operate on strategic routes of ultra long distance to Africa, America, the regions of Asia and the Pacific and Europe.

Qatar Executive also plans to receive his twelfth Gulfstream G650ER before the end of 2021.This plane is one of the most requested by the world elite of travelers due to its remarkable range of scope, its leading cabin technology in the sector, its efficiency in fuel consumption and its incomparable comfort for passengers.This modern plane can fly faster for distances longer than any other specimen of its class, with its incredible autonomy of 7.500 nautical miles.

The CEO of the Qatar Airways Group, its excellence the MR.Akbar al Baker said: "Despite the continuous challenges of the pandemic, we continue to invest in our fleet, operating the youngest, most efficient airplanes in terms of fuel consumption and more technologically advanced of the skies".

"We are delighted to have received three new Gulfstream G650er and we hope to receive the twelfth plane of this type in a couple of weeks, which will allow us to meet the growing demand, especially during the New Year period.This strategic investment in sustainable bimonctors has allowed us to continue flying during these difficult times.As worldwide trips recover, our clients can trust that we will fly more ecological and intelligently."

The Qatar Executive G650er plane can operate without scales from Doha to New York in approximately 13 hours and from Doha to Seoul in just over eight hours.Flying faster and further than any other business plane, the G650er is ideal for those whose travel needs include flights around half the world.The innovative clean designs of the Gulfstream wings offer a combination of speed and autonomy that beats records, exceptional comfort and greater aerodynamic efficiency to reduce carbon footprint.

Last month, Qatar Executive made a air supply flight, using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) with Drop-in certification, establishing another milestone for the Qatar Airways group and reaffirming its leadership when it comes to flying one of the most fleetsadvanced that exist.As a global launch customer, Qatar Executive is excited about its planned deliveries of the brand new Gulfstream G700 aircraft, which are capable of operating using 100% SAF.

In August 2021, the private jets division of the Qatar Airways Group presented the world's first gulfstream g700 in Doha, Qatar.Equipped with the new Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 engines and an advanced high-speed wing design, the G700 is capable of flying at a speed and record range with exceptional environmental efficiency, promoting sustainable business aviation.The G700 will be the latest incorporation into the modern fleet of long and ultralargo aircraft scope of Qatar Executive.The charter service provider for executives has commissioned 10 of the most spacious business jets in the world and will receive the first aircraft of the Gulfstream assembly line in Georgia, United States, in 2022.

In addition to the Gulfstream G650er, the Qatar Executive fleet includes three Global 5000 Bombardier, a Global Xrs Bombardier, an Airbus A319ACJ and another Airbus A319 Air Ambulance, so the current fleet is 17 aircraft.

Throughout the Covid-19 Pandemia, the monthly mean of block reserved in Qatar Executive grew by 76% compared to the previous year and reserve requests increased more than 100%.This strong growth occurred as a result of the new strategies applied by Qatar Executive, which include the offer of personalized flight hours adapted to the needs of customers.

Qatar Executive remained agile, innovative and resistant during the Covid-19 pandemic, focusing on their fundamental mission of taking people home safely and quickly.Although the COVID-19 had a negative impact on the business aviation industry and witnessed a global decrease of approximately 48% in block hours and on the ultra-range market flights, Qatar ExecutiveHe faced the challenge and took advantage of the pandemic as an opportunity to introduce operating and commercial changes that minimized the commercial impact, maintaining the same luxury levels to which its customers are accustomed.