Aegle Aviation, a prominent player in the private jet charter industry, has recently expanded its fleet by adding its inaugural Legacy 600 aircraft, as discovered through ch-aviation research. This significant acquisition marks the entry of an Embraer Executive Jets model into Aegle’s operational lineup.

The newly acquired Legacy 600, designated T7-MPI (msn 14500979), is currently stationed at Jakarta Halim and has been bustling with activity, servicing various destinations throughout Southeast Asia. This impressive jet, which is 17.8 years old, has a colorful history—it was initially registered in Bermuda and has since navigated through multiple registrations across countries such as the Netherlands, the United States, and Portugal. Most recently, before making its way to Aegle, it was registered in San Marino and operated by Titan Aviation San Marino for the past six years.

Aegle Aviation, which is part of the Global Wings group, specializes in private jet charters, aircraft management, and consulting services. With this latest addition, the company enhances its existing fleet, which already comprises seven aircraft throughout its Asian operations and its Aruba branch. The current fleet features an array of distinguished aircraft, including one Citation Jet 4 Gen2, a G550, a G650(ER), a Global 6000, a Global Express XRS, a Hawker 850XP, alongside the newest Legacy 600.

This expansion not only bolsters Aegle Aviation's capabilities but also positions the company as a more formidable force in the competitive market of private aviation in Asia. The Legacy 600, known for its spacious cabin and long-range capabilities, is expected to cater to the increasing demand for luxury travel in the region.

As the aviation industry continues to rebound post-pandemic, Aegle Aviation’s strategic investments highlight its commitment to providing top-tier services to discerning customers seeking the best in private air travel. With more acquisitions likely on the horizon, it will be exciting to see how Aegle Aviation shapes its future in the skies.