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The winner of no less than five prestigious awards last year, including "Best Airline in the World” and "Best Airline in the Middle East," Emirates is constantly looking for new opportunities to shine. The most recent innovation is the launch of a regional charter service, fully in line with the operator's luxury DNA.
As if business executives didn't enjoy enough advantages, they'll also get a dedicated charter service operated by Emirates -not all of them, but only those traveling between GCC locations (Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf). Instead of taking their own private jets or flying on a standard commercial airliner, these wealthy customers can opt for a new regional charter service. Reduced travel time, privacy, and flexibility are among the main benefits.
Here's how one of these trips would go down in Dubai, where extra perks are available for charter customers. Thanks to the Emirates Chauffeur Drive Service, the "discerning traveler" would be transported to the DWC (Dubai World Center) in total comfort and luxury. This high-class service has been one of the Emirates staples – First Class customers have access to a limousine, while those who fly Business Class get to ride in a BMW 5 Series Touring Car.
After this comfortable ride to the DWC Airport, the lucky customer gets further pampered with VIP treatment, meaning that a dedicated representative will cater to their needs and cut the pre-flight waiting time as much as possible.
At take-off, the customer will be one of the four passengers comfortably seated inside the Phenom 100 executive jet. Each one can bring a carry-on bag and a medium-sized bag of a maximum of 15 kg (33 lb). During the short flight, they're invited to take advantage of the fresh snacks and drinks. Once they arrive, they would be escorted again and enjoy VIP clearance, thanks to Emirates' partnership with private terminal service operators.
This pampering on-demand service will be offered onboard Emirates' Phenom 100 aircraft. The Brazilian manufacturer Embraer launched this twin-engine, light business jet in 2007. It was an instant hit and made waves due to the BMW collaboration. BMW DesignworksUSA was the one who designed the Phenom 100's cabin interior and cockpit. Performance-wise, it was powered by two Pratt &Whitney PW617-F engines.
The Phenom 100EV is the latest version of the iconic light jet, combining turboprop-grade efficiency with a contemporary cabin style. It claims to offer the largest headroom and legroom of any entry-level jet, combined with ample stowage space. Powered by Pratt &Whitney PW617F1-E engines, the 100EV cruises at a maximum speed of 406 knots (752 kph), boasting a range of 1,178 nautical miles (2,182 km). A pre-owned Phenom 100EV costs somewhere around $5 million.
Here's how one of these trips would go down in Dubai, where extra perks are available for charter customers. Thanks to the Emirates Chauffeur Drive Service, the "discerning traveler" would be transported to the DWC (Dubai World Center) in total comfort and luxury. This high-class service has been one of the Emirates staples – First Class customers have access to a limousine, while those who fly Business Class get to ride in a BMW 5 Series Touring Car.
After this comfortable ride to the DWC Airport, the lucky customer gets further pampered with VIP treatment, meaning that a dedicated representative will cater to their needs and cut the pre-flight waiting time as much as possible.
At take-off, the customer will be one of the four passengers comfortably seated inside the Phenom 100 executive jet. Each one can bring a carry-on bag and a medium-sized bag of a maximum of 15 kg (33 lb). During the short flight, they're invited to take advantage of the fresh snacks and drinks. Once they arrive, they would be escorted again and enjoy VIP clearance, thanks to Emirates' partnership with private terminal service operators.
This pampering on-demand service will be offered onboard Emirates' Phenom 100 aircraft. The Brazilian manufacturer Embraer launched this twin-engine, light business jet in 2007. It was an instant hit and made waves due to the BMW collaboration. BMW DesignworksUSA was the one who designed the Phenom 100's cabin interior and cockpit. Performance-wise, it was powered by two Pratt &Whitney PW617-F engines.
The Phenom 100EV is the latest version of the iconic light jet, combining turboprop-grade efficiency with a contemporary cabin style. It claims to offer the largest headroom and legroom of any entry-level jet, combined with ample stowage space. Powered by Pratt &Whitney PW617F1-E engines, the 100EV cruises at a maximum speed of 406 knots (752 kph), boasting a range of 1,178 nautical miles (2,182 km). A pre-owned Phenom 100EV costs somewhere around $5 million.
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