What Aircraft Does Qatar Executive Fly?

Posted by Admin July 25, 2024 Bussiness

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Summary

Qatar Executive’s fleet includes the Airbus ACJ319, Bombardier Global 5000, and Gulfstream G650ER.
The Gulfstream G700, part of Qatar Executive’s future fleet, boasts luxurious amenities and the fastest speed of any private jet.
Qatar Executive aims to deliver an exclusive private jet experience with the latest technology and premium services.

Qatar Executive is the business jet subsidiary of Qatar Airways and is based at Doha’s Hamad International Airport. The company was launched on June 16, 2009, and offers on-demand private aircraft charters, aircraft management, maintenance and a fixed base operator (FBO). So, what aircraft does Qatar Executive fly?

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Introduction to the Qatar Executive fleet

They have a fleet of 19 aircraft in total, although this is being bolstered by the introduction of the Gulfstream G700 with two being delivered in May this year and another seven to be added later this year if all goes to plan. They have two Airbus Corporate Jet (ACJ) 319 and two Bombardier Global 5000 along with 15 Gulfstream G650ER. They previously operated some Bombardier Challenger 605s but retired them in October 2021.

Qatar Executive fleet:

Aircraft	In service	Orders	Notes
Airbus ACJ319	2	0
Bombardier Global 5000	2	0
Gulfstream G650ER	15	0
Gulfstream G700	2	8	Deliveries from May 2024
Total	21	8

A bit more about the company

Qatar Executive’s Group CEO is Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, who took over Qatar Airways on November 5, 2023, from the longtime CEO, Akbar Al Bakar. Other subsidiaries of the Qatar Airways Group include Qatar Duty Free, Qatar Airways Cargo, Al Maha Services, Qatar Aviation Services, and Qatar Aircraft catering.

Qatar Executive offers the ultimate luxury with its private jet charters, which are comfortable and convenient yet flexible. They offer high standards of personalized service for long-range and ultra-long-range travel anywhere in the world. Operating under Qatar Airways’ award-winning 5-star service, their fleet of private jets is an extension of their excellence. Their aim is to offer a memorable and exclusive experience whilst maintaining the highest of standards.

The fleet

The fleet operates on a floating base concept, with aircraft available worldwide. There are minimal limitations on where the aircraft can land and where passengers can travel.

The Gulfstream G650

The Gulfstream G650ER makes up much of the fleet and it’s clear that Gulfstream is their preferred aircraft manufacturer. The G650ER was the fastest ultra-long-range business jet in the world until the G700 was introduced. It is a coveted aircraft used by its elite discerning travelers and has cabin soace for 13 passengers, two lavatories and large galey.. It has leading cabin technology and offers unparalleled comfort on long-range flights and can fly you halfway around the world, from the Middle East to North America or from Asia to Africa.

Photo: Qatar Airways

Specifications of G650ER

Passenger capacity	13
Crew	2 pilots, 1 cabin crew
Range	7,500 nm \| 13,890 km
Maximum speed	1132 km/h

Maximum altitude	15,545 m \| 51,000 feet
Cabin width	2.59 m (8 ft 6 in)
Cabin height	1.96 m (6 ft 5 in)
Cabin length	14.27 m (46 ft 10 in)

The Bombardier Global 5000

The Global 5000 is a very popular and versatile aircraft with impressive speed and performance and a superior spacious cabin. The aircraft offers short-field performance and has a transcontinental range, making almost anywhere accessible. The cabin is comfortable yet suited for business needs too, with areas for sleeping, dining and working. There is a spacious galley and two lavatories and an ample walk-in baggage compartment.

Qatar Executive's Bombardier Global 5000 Vision parked at an airport.

Photo: Qatar Executive

Specifications of Global 5000

Passenger capacity	13
Crew	2 pilots, 1 cabin crew
Range	5,000nm \| 9,260km
Maximum speed	950km/h
Maximum altitude	14,935m (49,000 feet)

Cabin height	1.91m (6.25 feet)
Cabin length	12.95m (42.50 feet)
Cabin Width	2.49m (8.17 feet)

The ACJ319

The ACJ319 is a corporate jet adapted from the commercial Airbus 319. It can seat up to 19 VIP passengers in exceptional comfort. There is a private bedroom with en-suite facilities, areas for dining and entertainment, as well as business-class seating and areas for working. There are three lavatories, a reception area or seating for staff and a small galley. It is perfect for families or larger groups and is very spacious.

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Specifications of ACJ319

Passenger capacity	19
Crew	2 pilots, 3 cabin crew
Range	3,000 nm
Maximum speed	871 km/h
Maximum altitude	41,000 ft

Cabin width	3.70 m (12 ft 1 in)
Cabin height	2.25 m (7 ft 4 in)
Cabin length	23.8 m (78 ft 08 in)

The Gulfstream G700

The G700 has five living areas, including a bedroom with an ensuite as well as a dining or conference area and an ultra galley. The bespoke cabin is designed to the highest standards, encompassing natural light, a 100% fresh air system, a whisper quiet cabin and lower cabin pressure, making for a more comfortable journey. The G700 during flight testing set more than 50 speed records for city pairs and has the latest Gulfstream Symmetry avionics suite with side stick control.

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Specifications of G700

Passenger capacity	13
Crew	2 pilots, 1 cabin crew
Range	7,7500 nm \| 14,353 km
Maximum speed	1142 km/h

Maximum altitude	15,545 m \| 51,000 feet
Cabin width	2.49 m (8 ft 2 in)
Cabin height	1.92 m (6 ft 3 in)
Cabin length	17.10 m (56 ft 11 in)

Onboard experience

The ultra-modern fleet of aircraft uses the most advanced business jets, with the latest technology. The sophisticated service offered will no doubt exceed expectations. Only the best materials and products are used onboard, with the likes of Christofle providing flatware and The White House providing linens.

Future fleet

Qatar Executive ordered 10 G700 back in 2019 and is the launch customer for the Gulfstream G700. In May 2024, the company welcomed the world’s first G700 to Doha. It is the first international operator of the G700 for private jet charter. There is no doubt that they believe this is the future of private jet travel. Two aircraft have already been delivered and more are arriving shortly. The $75 million aircraft is the highlight of the fleet and is already attracting potential customers wanting to try out the highest-performing aircraft in business aviation, so far.