Sino Jet Expands Its Fleet with a Brand‑New Gulfstream G700
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Sino Jet adds an ultra‑long‑range Gulfstream G700, reinforcing its position as Asia‑Pacific’s leading business‑aviation operator
Sino Jet has welcomed a brand‑new Gulfstream G700 into its near‑50‑aircraft fleet, boosting its ultra‑long‑range capability and underscoring its safety‑first, digitally‑driven management model.
HONG KONG, Sept. 3, 2026 – Sino Jet announced today that a fresh Gulfstream G700 has joined its growing fleet, a move that not only adds a sleek, ultra‑long‑range jet but also signals the company’s confidence in its global management system.
The G700 is no ordinary aircraft. With a maximum range of roughly 7,750 nautical miles (about 14,350 km), it can whisk passengers from Beijing or Shanghai to New York, London or other far‑flung destinations without a single stop. Inside, the cabin feels more like a private lounge than a jet: five distinct living zones, a full‑size master suite complete with a walk‑in shower, twenty panoramic windows, circadian‑lighting and cutting‑edge air‑circulation technology.
For Sino Jet, the addition is more than a prestige play. The carrier already operates close to 50 aircraft, over 95 % of which are large‑cabin business jets – a fleet size that has kept it at the top of the Asia‑Pacific rankings for several years running. The G700 simply expands the company’s ability to meet soaring demand from high‑net‑worth travelers who expect not just speed, but impeccable safety and seamless service.
Safety, indeed, sits at the heart of Sino Jet’s promise. It is one of the few operators worldwide to hold the IS‑BAO Stage 3 certification – the highest tier of international business‑aviation safety standards. A unified safety‑management system governs everything from flight operations to maintenance, crew scheduling and risk assessment.
Compliance is another pillar. Sino Jet maintains operational and maintenance authorizations for aircraft registered in China, the United States, Europe and a host of offshore jurisdictions such as the Cayman Islands, Bermuda, Aruba, the Isle of Man, Guernsey and San Marino. This multi‑jurisdictional reach lets the company service jets registered under varied regimes without a hitch.
Geography-wise, the airline’s network now spans more than 20 bases across China, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe and North America, delivering localized support in over 200 countries and regions. Clients can therefore expect a rapid, on‑the‑ground response wherever they land.
Digital innovation also plays a starring role. Through its “Digital Sino Jet” Operations Center, the firm monitors the entire lifecycle of each aircraft – from acquisition to retirement – using real‑time data to boost efficiency and protect asset value.
All of this sits inside an integrated service model that blends in‑house ground handling, high‑end travel concierge, charter sales and aircraft transactions. In short, Sino Jet offers a one‑stop shop for everything a business‑jet owner might need.
Looking ahead, the group says it will keep leveraging its expanding global footprint and digital platform to deliver end‑to‑end solutions for aircraft‑asset management and worldwide business‑jet travel.
For media inquiries, please contact the Sino Jet Marketing Department at (+852) 2588 7007 or (+86 10) 8416 2637, or email marketing@sinojet.org / info@sinojet.org. More information is available at www.sinojet.org.
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