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UK's Oriens Aviation to add first executive jet for charter

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Oriens Aviation has announced plans to add its first executive jet for charter, a Pilatus PC-24, in the second quarter of 2025. The company also confirmed the addition of a second PC-12, primarily for air ambulance services. The PC-24 will be the first jet operated under Oriens Aviation's air operator's certificate. The company already manages a 2.7-year-old San Marino-registered HondaJet Elite II, T7-VRF (msn 42000244), based at Cranfield, but …

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UK's Oriens Aviation to add first executive jet for charter

Oriens Aviation has announced plans to add its first executive jet for charter, a Pilatus PC-24, in the second quarter of 2025. The company also confirmed the addition of a second PC-12, primarily for air ambulance services. The PC-24 will be the first jet operated under Oriens Aviation's air operator's certificate. The company already manages a 2.7-year-old San Marino-registered HondaJet Elite II, T7-VRF (msn 42000244), based at Cranfield, but …

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