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SyberJet Touts More Than 50 Letters of Intent for New Jet

Announcement follows company’s unveiling of its SJ36 concept aircraft at NBAA-BACE.

Jonathan Welsh
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SyberJet SJ36 mockup at NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas. [Credit: SyberJet Aircraft]

SyberJet Aircraft, the company behind a planned comeback for the SJ30 light jet and development of successor models, has announced it has received letters of intent for the acquisition of more than 50 of its aircraft.

Word of the potential customer orders accompanied the unveiling of SyberJet’s SJ36 during the recent National Business Aviation Association Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) in Las Vegas. The SJ36 is a larger, upgraded evolution of the SJ30 for which the company is seeking FAA certification.

Jonathan Welsh

Jonathan Welsh is a private pilot and lifelong aviation enthusiast who has been a reporter, writer and columnist for 35 years. His career includes stints with the Wall Street Journal, Flying Magazine and the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association. He recently returned to Firecrown to lead Aviation Consumer.