Quattro Jet (QRJ, Istanbul Atatürk), also known as Jet Partner, has launched Bombardier Business Aircraft operations following the induction of a Global Express, the company announced on LinkedIn.
The 2000-built aircraft, registered in Türkiye as TC-GMM (msn 9054), is configured for up to 12 passengers. The jet was first active on July 17, completing a roundtrip between Istanbul Atatürk, where it is based, and Kastamonu. Since July 22, it has operated under Quattro Jet's 'QRJ' code.
Previously registered in the United States as N91FX, the aircraft was operated by Flexjet, whose fleet continues to comprise a Global Express and a Global Express XRS, while another Global Express registered to the company remained active until late 2025. Flexjet has been retiring ultra-long-range Bombardier Business Aircraft as part of plans to build that segment around Gulfstream Aerospace jets.
Quattro Jet's newly inducted Global Express joins two Hawker 400XTs, with which the company secured a Turkish AOC in mid-2025. At the time, accountable manager Burcu Doğantekin said Quattro Jet planned to induct a heavy jet, potentially a Challenger 600- or Legacy 600-series aircraft.