Hong Kong-based Sino Jet has expanded its fleet with another Gulfstream G700, bringing the ultra-long-range business jet into its charter operation as demand for large-cabin premium travel remains strong in Asia. The aircraft is positioned as a fleet upgrade and raises the operator’s long-haul capability, with the G700’s maximum range of 7,750 nautical miles central to its appeal for charter and managed-fleet missions.
The addition gives Sino Jet a second G700 in its charter fleet, while the company’s overall business aircraft count is now close to 50. The fleet increase strengthens its presence in the region’s business aviation market, where operators continue to invest in newer aircraft with longer range and larger cabins for intercontinental travel.
Gulfstream’s G700 is the flagship of the US manufacturer’s large-cabin family and has become a key aircraft for operators targeting ultra-long-range corporate and charter demand. Sino Jet’s latest addition extends its line-up at a time when Asian business aviation providers are competing to secure aircraft suited to high-end private travel across regional and long-haul routes.