Interflight expands into the Middle East with a Falcon 2000 under sales and marketing agreement. Newly refurbished in 2017, both interior and exterior, the Falcon 2000 will be available from Europe and Middle East.
Speaking on the news, Khalil Rachidi, Director of Sales at Interflight Middle East says “We are delighted to launch the new Falcon 2000, which offers the perfect balance between comfort and efficiency. With a seating configuration of eight passengers in club and a sleeping configuration of two single and one double bed, the Falcon 2000 offers an optimal flight experience for up to eight passengers, plus three crew members.”
The unrivalled comfort of the large, quiet cabin, together with the short-runway agility and economic operating costs has earned the Falcon 2000 its status as one of the finest all-round executive jets. A full service galley offers an in-flight dining experience served by a dedicated flight attendant, whilst a generous baggage compartment is accessible in-flight.
Rachidi added “We look forward to welcoming passengers on popular routes from Europe and the Middle East.”
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