Sino Jet (SJD, Beijing Capital) has added a brand-new G700. Registered in Aruba as P4-HUA (msn 87125), the aircraft departed Gulfstream Aerospace's Savannah International production facilities for Shanghai Hongqiao on August 30, 2026, with a stop at Anchorage Ted Stevens. The Sino Jet division that will operate the G700 remains unknown. The G700 registration was previously taken by an ACJ319-100N operated by Sino Jet Beijing between mid-2022 and late 2024.

Sino Jet introduced G700 operations earlier in 2026. The group, including Sino Jet Beijing, Sino Jet (Cayman), and Hong Kong-based Sino Jet Management, currently operates nearly 50 aircraft, 95% of which are large-cabin jets. In an exclusive interview with ch-aviation in early 2025, Sino Jet vice chair Jenny Lau said large-cabin aircraft were the most popular, with owners looking to upgrade to new jets, including replacing G650s with G700s.