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Silverjet starts accepting bookings
Friday, 18 Oct, 2006
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Start-up all business class carrier Silverjet has starting taking bookings to New York via its website
The UK airline, to operate from Luton to Newark, has opened its website for bookings at www.flysilverjet.com on flights which start on January 25, 2007, as previously reported by TravelMole.
The standard return of £999 includes 30-minute check in through a private jet terminal at Luton airport, a flat bed and premium in-flight service.
Silverjet is to operate a Boeing 767-200 in a 100-seat configuration. Private chauffeur and helicopter transfers are also being offered.
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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