Madhya Pradesh’s New Rs 250-Crore Jet Arrives in Bhopal, Awaits Clearance
Madhya Pradesh government’s new luxury jet has arrived in Bhopal. The Bombardier Challenger 3500 will be used by the Chief Minister and VIPs for air travel.
Madhya Pradesh government’s new luxury jet has arrived in Bhopal. The Bombardier Challenger 3500 will be used by the Chief Minister and VIPs for air travel.
The state-of-the-art aircraft, which has been purchased at a cost of around Rs 250 crore, reached the state hangar. However, the jet will have to wait 45 days before it can begin flying.
The remaining formalities include approval from the DGCA, registration and a technical inspection. The aircraft has seating capacity for nine passengers and can fly up to around 6,297 kilometres.
The government claims that its monthly expenditure on chartered aircraft will come down to one-third with the new jet. After five years, the Madhya Pradesh government will fly in its own aircraft.
Frequently asked questions
What aircraft has arrived in Bhopal for the Madhya Pradesh government?
A Bombardier Challenger 3500 luxury jet has arrived in Bhopal.
How much did the new jet cost?
The jet was purchased at a cost of around Rs 250 crore.
When can the jet begin flying?
The jet must wait 45 days while it completes approval from the DGCA, registration and a technical inspection.
How many passengers can the aircraft carry?
The aircraft has seating capacity for nine passengers.
Who will use the new jet?
The Chief Minister and VIPs will use the jet for air travel.
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