The term "jet fleet" is correct and frequently used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a group of multiple jet aircraft. For example, "Our airline has the largest jet fleet in the country."
In normal times, 12 percent of the worldwide private jet fleet is for sale.
The company says that Bombardier's Learjet, Challenger and Global airplanes comprise 30 percent of the Chinese business jet fleet.
The fund will also ask Chesapeake to reduce its capital expenditures and curtail use of its corporate jet fleet.
The king owns a private jet, fleet of luxury cars and has a fortune estimated at about $100m£60m0m).
US Airways said that Midway, based in Raleigh, N.C., would operate as US Airways Express, flying a regional jet fleet starting in October.
Under the prodding of Chile's armed forces, the Santiago government is seeking to update a jet fleet that dates from the 1960's.
Other boardrooms got the message: under political, public and shareholder pressure, corporate jet fleets have been shrinking and business flight activity is generally down.
Those results came a day after the parent of American Airlines, the AMR Corporation, and Delta Air Lines both reported losses topping $1 billion after writing down the value of their jet fleets.
Those soaring costs have driven home the need for more efficient jet fleets — particularly in the United States, where some airlines are still flying two-decade-old MD-80s and first-generation 737s.
Airlines like Southwest, JetBlue and AirTran have been able to offer cheap fares for years because of their lower operating costs, for reasons that include simpler jet fleets, work rules and less-sprawling route networks.
He said that having a carrier would not have made any difference to the current operation to rescue British nationals stranded in Libya and the country could not afford to keep both the Harrier and the Tornado jet fleets.
