Boeing Business Jet 1

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It has also already been certified for Boeing Business Jets 1 and 2, which are powered by Boeing 737-700 and 737-800s.

It has also already been certified for Boeing Business Jets 1 and 2, which are powered by Boeing 737-700 and 737-800s. The TIOS was specially designed by Lufthansa Technik to house two antennae in a single radar unit and uses an advanced, space-saving rear module that eliminates air resistance and reduce noises.

The Lufthansa Technik Group is one of the world's largest suppliers of engineering aviation and aviation solutions with around 35 subsidiary and associated companies. The Lufthansa Technik product line comprises the full spectrum of civil and VIP/specialty jetliner, engine, component and chassis solutions in the areas of advanced technology, advanced technology, advanced technology, advanced technology, digital wing management, servicing, repair, reconditioning, modifications, additions and conversions as well as the production of advanced engine cabins.

Manufacturer of privately owned jets: Business Boeing Jet

In 1916 William Boeing formed The Boeing company and became the world's biggest aviation and space group. The Boeing Business Jets (BBJ) was later formed in 1996 specifically for the business and personal jet markets. The BBJ started with the modification and overhaul of the 737 passenger jets to address the business aviation aftermarket.

The Boeing Business Jet 1 can usually carry between 25 and 50 people, dependent on the aircraft's unique layout. Further enhancements are mixed wingtip versions for extra mileage, closed airport entry and exit steps with restricted group assistance and extra petrol tank for continental outreach.

Boeing Business Jet systems in recent years have been built around the 777, 787 and 747 airliners. Each model contained changes to the cabin, such as mixed wingtip designs, tighter frame and modified features to increase improved mileage. Boeing's most recent big move was in 2011, when the Boeing 737MAX took off.

Nearly a year after the market introduction of the A320neo aircraft series, which is one of the major rivals of the Boeing 737, this was the first time this had happened. Boeing Business Jets recently unveiled the start and first sales of their BBJ MAX 9 at the Paris Airshow in June 2015. David Longridge, President of Boeing Business Jets, said: "While we maintain the unparalleled cab ride experience of today's BBJ, the lower consumption, improved cruising distance, upgraded cockpit, lower aircraft sound levels and lower emission levels allow the aircraft to better serve the varied needs of our V.I.P. customers".

Today, all Boeing Business Jet editions are still loved by consumers, business travellers and carriers. More than 200 aircrafts were shipped to clients between 1996 and March 2015. In addition, there are another 24 ordered planes that have not yet been shipped. Are you interested in renting a Boeing Business Jet to one of our hundred offices around the world? Please do not hesitate to get in touch with us for a quotation.