Just flipped through the WSJ and saw the small JetSuite ad talking about the new "JetSuite Edition" CJ3 being offered East of the Mississippi.
I thought JetSuite was focused on scaling the business with Phenoms? Why not add Phenom 300s so that the pilots could fly both types interchangeably? What does that say about how JS feels about the Phenoms and Embraer in general? Why go with a completely different fleet requiring different training and pilots vs. just adding the similar 300 (which already competes with the CJ3)? What's the story?
So, what are the order details? How many CJ3s are they adding? Will it be a mix of CJ3s and Phenoms on the East Coast? Will the Midwest and West Coasts eventually see CJ3s? I think most people agree the CJ3 is a great and versatile airplane for those popular NY-Florida flights.
I thought JetSuite was focused on scaling the business with Phenoms? Why not add Phenom 300s so that the pilots could fly both types interchangeably? What does that say about how JS feels about the Phenoms and Embraer in general? Why go with a completely different fleet requiring different training and pilots vs. just adding the similar 300 (which already competes with the CJ3)? What's the story?
So, what are the order details? How many CJ3s are they adding? Will it be a mix of CJ3s and Phenoms on the East Coast? Will the Midwest and West Coasts eventually see CJ3s? I think most people agree the CJ3 is a great and versatile airplane for those popular NY-Florida flights.