Boeing Business Jet BBJ2

In this era of international commerce, global leaders fly to every corner of the world, often spending as many as 14 hours non-stop in the air. Today, corporate travel means more than just reaching your destination. It means traveling in total comfort, being productive en route, and arriving ready for the day's business. In response to these needs, Boeing and General Electric teamed up in 1996 to create the Boeing Business Jet. BBJs are variants of world best selling Boeing 737 families of airliners which provide three times larger cabin space than existing large business jets. Now, whether they have chosen the BBJ, the BBJ 2 or the BBJ 3, heads of state, chief executive of large companies, and wealthy individuals have embraced the Boeing Business Jet as the ultimate business jet.