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Learjet 60 XR: In service since July 2007, the Learjet 60 XR is a model of performance, comfort, value and versatility in the midsize jet market. The aircraft's higher operating altitudes - certified to 51,000 ft (15,545 m) - translate to time savings due to better winds, less traffic and less turbulence. With a high cruise speed of Mach 0.81 (861 km/hr), the Learjet 60 XR jet is one of the fastest aircraft in its category.The aircraft can fly Istanbul-Addis Ababa non-stop and delivers superior climb capabilities, with proven fuel-efficiency and low direct operating costs per nautical mile(i). Challenger 300: The only business jet to feature Lufthansa Technik's top of the line NICE(TM) cabin management system, this first true super-midsize aircraft offers transcontinental range and superior long-range cruise speed, with eight passengers. It can fly Istanbul-Delhi non-stop with a full payload and its superior airfield performance allows it to operate out of 5,000-foot (1,524-m) runways with ease(i). Challenger 605: In service since January 2007, the Challenger 605 jet features the widest stand-up cabin of any large category business jet available today. It is equipped with the Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics suite and an all-new cabin electronic system. It can whisk five-passengers from Istanbul-Beijing non-stop(i), in superior comfort. Optional equipment on the Challenger 605 jet now includes the Bombardier Enhanced Vision System (BEVS), providing pilots with significantly improved situational awareness and the ability to observe runway lights and the runway environment in difficult operating conditions, such as low visibility and or darkness. Global Express XRS: The pioneering Global Express XRS business jet features the largest cabin of any purpose-built corporate aircraft - offering more cabin volume and more floor space than its closest competitor. No other business jet in the ultra long-range segment matches the high-speed range capability delivered by this aircraft. Offering the ultimate in cabin comfort, this impressive jet can link Geneva-Lima and Istanbul-Rio de Janeiro non-stop with eight passengers and three-to-four crew(i). CRJ900 NextGen: In service since 2003, the CRJ900 airliner was given the NextGen designation when that program was introduced in 2007. CRJ NextGen aircraft are achieving improved economics from fuel burn savings and direct maintenance cost reductions achieved through lower airframe maintenance requirements. The CRJ NextGen aircraft are responding to today's environmental challenges by offering further reduction to greenhouse gas emissions. The aircraft's interiors include improvements designed with the overall passenger experience in mind.

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