New Learjet 45

A woman in a stylish outfit and a man in a coat board a private jet on a runway, with a red carpet laid out.

We are proud to announce a new addition to the Nolinor Aviation fleet: the Learjet 45, a corporate jet that will transport our clients quickly and in style. The cabin is open concept and luxurious. The eight-seat configuration is perfect for personal or business travel.

The space is bright, and nothing has been left to chance when it comes to passenger comfort. The jet has a full bar and a washroom at the back.

You can request a flight reservation by visiting its dedicated website: https://www.vinciaviation.com.

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