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Bombardier press release: http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/1661842

MONTR?AL, QU?BEC--(Marketwired - Dec. 31, 2013) - Bombardier Aerospace announced today it has received a firm order for 38 Bombardier business aircraft, including 28 Global business jets and 10 Challenger 605 business jets, from an undisclosed customer. The transaction is valued at approximately $2.2 billion US, based on 2013 list prices for typically equipped aircraft.

Bombardier's Global jets are designed to feature superior speed, cabin volume, range and technology to offer passengers the ultimate business jet experience. The Global aircraft family uniquely covers the large, ultra long-range category with four aircraft models and addresses the increasing needs of business jet travellers and operators to rapidly link key international city pairs non-stop.



Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/1661842#ixzz2pAVjRzMy
 
bombardier press release: http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/1661842

montr?al, qu?bec--(marketwired - dec. 31, 2013) - bombardier aerospace announced today it has received a firm order for 38 bombardier business aircraft, including 28 global business jets and 10 challenger 605 business jets, from an undisclosed customer. The transaction is valued at approximately $2.2 billion us, based on 2013 list prices for typically equipped aircraft.

Bombardier's global jets are designed to feature superior speed, cabin volume, range and technology to offer passengers the ultimate business jet experience. The global aircraft family uniquely covers the large, ultra long-range category with four aircraft models and addresses the increasing needs of business jet travellers and operators to rapidly link key international city pairs non-stop.



Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/1661842#ixzz2pavjrzmy

dac..........
 
DAC, and both pilot groups will staff them.
 
Whoever it was discovered what Sokol and Uncle Warren discovered. Bombardier is willing to sell their products at HUGE discounts. Gulfstream, on the other hand, is NOT. At least, not anymore.

Then again, you get what you pay for....:rolleyes:
 
Whoever it was discovered what Sokol and Uncle Warren discovered. Bombardier is willing to sell their products at HUGE discounts. Gulfstream, on the other hand, is NOT. At least, not anymore.

Then again, you get what you pay for....:rolleyes:

You calling uncle warren not smart?
 
You calling uncle warren not smart?

Quite the contrary. But when he sits on the panel at CNBC and says that NetJets picked the Globals because "that's what the customers asked for" he isn't being truthful. The Bombardier purchase was a FINANCIAL choice, not a customer service choice.
 
That's the new rumor. Third "store front" if you will.

In order for that to occur, would DAC have to use the Jet Solutions 135 certificate for charter ops? If they have their own, wouldn't that trigger FLOPS scope clause?
 
In order for that to occur, would DAC have to use the Jet Solutions 135 certificate for charter ops? If they have their own, wouldn't that trigger FLOPS scope clause?

Yes they would. This could get very interesting.

I wonder how many Options pilots would quit to fly a DAC Globals? This could really pi$$ the Teamsters off.
 
First we have to see if DAC is actually the buyer, but rumorwhoring is kinda fun.
 
Depends on dispatch reliability. Is there another frac that has the big Gulfstreams?
 
I have been told that any Globals or Gulfstreams that we may get will be used aircraft. Based on that intel, unless something has changed in the past month, this order would not be for Flexjet. Maybe DAC in some capacity, though.
 
I have been told that any Globals or Gulfstreams that we may get will be used aircraft. Based on that intel, unless something has changed in the past month, this order would not be for Flexjet. Maybe DAC in some capacity, though.

Ya gotta place an order to get a spot in the production line if you ever want new ones. The used aircraft are needed to start the program and stand in until new ones come from the factory.
 
Quite the contrary. But when he sits on the panel at CNBC and says that NetJets picked the Globals because "that's what the customers asked for" he isn't being truthful. The Bombardier purchase was a FINANCIAL choice, not a customer service choice.

True dat...I heard enough owners wish out loud that we'd have gotten 650s or even kept the Gs we have.
 
I have been told that any Globals or Gulfstreams that we may get will be used aircraft. Based on that intel, unless something has changed in the past month, this order would not be for Flexjet. Maybe DAC in some capacity, though.

This reminds me of the best quote of 2013 on the fractional board: the space shuttle has been previously enjoyed, so it belongs to FLOPS! Foolishly, I didn't mark the guy who said that. I owe him a the beverage of his choice for that one!
 
More Globals? Fantastic airplane (especially the 6000), but soon you will see them at Netjets, VistaJet/Jet Aviation and now maybe Flexjet/FLOPS/New Entity. All very luxurious. How will one operator differentiate from the others when you offer similar products/services? Pricing.

Too bad Gulfstream didn't play ball with more 550s or 650s for easier differentiation (since Netjets 550s will eventually leave). Would have been interesting to see Falcon 5X or even interim used Falcon 900LX aircraft ordered.
 
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True dat...I heard enough owners wish out loud that we'd have gotten 650s or even kept the Gs we have.


Which is one reason why the Gulfstream 450/550 retirement date has now been pushed to 2022. At least...:beer:
 

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