GoldenJet Bombardier Challenger 300 3D model

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This 3D model was initially crafted using Sketchup 14 and later converted to other formats with full functionality retained. Native format is .skp, while the corresponding 3ds Max scene is a product of 2016's 3ds Max 2016 edition, with renderings produced by Vray 3.00. GoldenJet operates out of Keflavik International Airport and maintains a fleet comprising six airplanes, specifically one McDonnell Douglas MD-83 model, three Boeing 757's, and two Gulfstream G550 units. Established on May 12, 2013, the company began with a fleet consisting of two MD-80's. A series of strategic transactions were undertaken in June 2013: GoldenJet sold its two MD-80's and simultaneously purchased three additional McDonnell Douglas MD-83 units. Moreover, the company took delivery of two Gulfstream G550 models previously operated by defunct Royal Airways (which was also a subsidiary of GoldenJet). By June 7, 2013, GoldenJet had completed commercialization projects for these G550 jets. The company's expansion activities continued throughout 2014. On March 5th, GoldenJet sold two MD-83 units to rival operator Golden Moose Airways and secured the purchase of two Boeing 757-217W aircraft from the latter at a nominal price of $41,506,789 USD. Furthermore, an additional order for a single Boeing 757-217W unit was placed during this period. Notably, on July 28th, Bombardier Challenger 300 models were introduced into GoldenJet's fleet after being thoroughly refurbished to serve as commercial aircraft. This significant move also allowed the company to initiate operations in five newly established regional Icelandic routes. At present, GoldenJet maintains eleven active flight paths but anticipates substantial future growth. Presently, GoldenJet's operational reach encompasses major cities such as Akureyri, Höfn, Isafjordur, Husavik, Saudarkrokur, Egilsstadir, Grimsey, Nuuk, London, Manchester, and Paris.