Global Executive Aviation Inter Travel Services!
Lear 60 N999lj that crashed with DJ Am and Travis Barker was not owned by Global Executive Aviation, but rather INTER TRAVEL AND SERVICES INC, according to online logs.
NTSB reportedly said Saturday that Global Executive Aviation was the operator of the LearJet 60 n999lj, but LALATE has located logs showing the owner is Inter Travel and Services Inc of Irvine, California.
The 2006 LEARJET INC 60 is a fixed wing multi engine with 11 seats was certified as owned for standard transport in 2007. The engine type is P&W CANADA/PW305A.
There are currently 246 LearJet 60’s in operation, manufactured since the early 1990s to the present.
No comment has yet been released by Inter Travel Services about Friday’s crash that killed four and critically injured 2; six passengers were aboard.
To see logs of this plane verifying ownership, click here and here .
Erin Andrews
Crystal Harris
Shannon Twins
Ikki Twins
on September 20th, 2008 at 11:35 pm
The owner of an aircraft and the operator of the flight can be (and very often are) different. Business jets are many times leased. The owner is the actual owner that is listed on the FAA Certificate of Registration. The operator could be the charter company that was hired, or even a contractor working on their behalf. If the NTSB stated that Global Executive Aviation was the operator, then they were the ones who were responsible for the flight.
on December 9th, 2008 at 4:21 pm
As a newbie broker to the private jet industry I am even more acute of corporate jet accident reports and maintenance lapses. While the NTSB has not concluded what caused the crash–it is clear people undeerstand who is “responsible” for the jets operation.
thanx