Premier Air Charter (San Diego McClellan Palomar) has announced the addition of a first GIV, N236CA (msn 1202). The aircraft will be managed and operated by Paradigm Jet Management through a new partnership between the two companies.
“We are excited to work with Paradigm Jet Management,” said Ross Gourdie, CEO at Premier Air Charter. “Their expertise and reputation in the industry align perfectly with our mission to provide premium aviation solutions through trusted partnerships.”
N236CA was already listed as a certified aircraft under Paradigm Jet Management until March 2024, and after a six-month hiatus, when it also stopped operating, it was added again in September. It has been back in flight service since November 25.
Premier Air Charter also owns a GIV-SP, N450EJ (msn 1273), which is under Paradigm Jet Management’s Part 135 certificate. Similar to N236CA, the jet was removed in March and re-added as a certified aircraft in September. However, it has been parked at Chino since May 2024.
ch-aviation has not received comments from either operator.
Premier Air Charter’s fleet consists of seven Part 135-certified aircraft, including two Challenger 601-3Rs, a Citation Jet 1, a Citation Jet 2, and three Citation X.
Meanwhile, Paradigm Jet Management operates a fleet of 25 certified aircraft, comprising a Beechjet 400XT, a Challenger 300, a Challenger 3500, a Citation Jet 2+, three Citation Jet 4s, a Citation Sovereign, a Citation X, a Citation XLS, a Citation XLS+, a Dassault Aviation Falcon 2000, two GIVs, four GIV-SPs, a Hawker 400XPR, a Hawker 800XP, a Hawker 850XP, a Learjet 45, a Learjet 75, a King Air B200, and a King Air B300. The company also offers a Robinson R44 helicopter for charter services.
