Boeing 787-8 Corporate Jet Visits Dublin
Beijing based Deer Jet opened their Boeing 787-8 Corporate Jet to a selection of the Irish media, including Flying in Ireland, on Friday at Dublin Airport. It had arrived in on Tuesday, later routing out to London – Stansted where a similar mini-media event was hosted, returning to Dublin early Friday afternoon.
The main cabin is very spacious
Deer Jet, who have the marketing slogan “Making travel an art” operate a fleet of 32 corporate aircraft including the ACJ319, BBJ1, Falcon 7X, Challenger 605, Gulfstream 450, 550 & 650.
Over the last five years they have become a significant player in the global corporate charter, aircraft management & time share market. And they have been expanding their presence in the MRO & FBO sectors too.
Their Gulfstream 450 & 550 have visited Belfast, Cork, Dublin, Knock & Shannon over the last 18 months.
The distinctive nose of the Dreamliner
The LED screens on the Boeing 787 are quite large and the cockpit is very spacious
About the Author
Joe McDermott Joe has worked in operations & business development with a number of Fixed Based Operators (FBO) including USA based companies Landmark Aviation & Universal Aviation. As founder of business airport/FBO focused consultancy Global FBO Consult he has worked on projects in Bahrain, France, India, Ireland, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Tanzania, UAE, United Kingdom & USA. The company specializes in providing cost effective solutions to assist airports, FBOs & ground handling companies grow efficiently & deal with the competition head on, allowing them to attract new customers, keep existing customers & generate maximum revenue. He is a contributor to many BizAv magazines including Business Airport International, Bluesky Business Aviation News, Globalair.com & has written feature articles for P1, historic aircraft magazine FlyPast and a regular contributor to Flying In Ireland. He is a founding member & CEO of the Irish Business Aviation Association (IrBAA), Honorary President of Runway Aviation Club Ghana, founder of Follow Me-Aircraft Marshallers & a “patched” member of the Commemorative Air Force Marshallers-Detachment in the USA.
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