@thrrgilag Yea it does. We fly worldwide, though the large majority is US, Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean. The plane I fly has a range of about 1,800nm, so US Coast to Coast requires a fuel stop, but we have aircraft that have a 6,000nm range. We have about 400 aircraft in the US fleet, and we have a European arm that has around 100 aircraft (at least I think it's around 100 aircraft.)

@thrrgilag Yea it does. We fly worldwide, though the large majority is US, Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean.

The plane I fly has a range of about 1,800nm, so US Coast to Coast requires a fuel stop, but we have aircraft that have a 6,000nm range.

We have about 400 aircraft in the US fleet, and we have a European arm that has around 100 aircraft (at least I think it's around 100 aircraft.)

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