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Thrive Expands Owned Fleet with G600 Addition
The Gulfstream G600 will be Thrive Aviation's first long-range business jet and bring its owned and managed fleet total to 18 business jets.
Las Vegas-based charter operator Thrive Aviation expects to take delivery of its first Gulfstream G600 this summer. (Image: Thrive Aviation)
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Jerry Siebenmark
• Senior Editor
February 18, 2022
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