Press Release

Issued by Leviate Air Group.

December 31, 2013

Starbase Jet, a worldwide leader in private aviation, announced today that is has added the first of multiple Gulfstream G200 aircraft to its growing worldwide charter fleet. The addition of this G200 marks the beginning of an influx of aircraft scheduled to enter service in the United States in 2014. These aircraft will be operated exclusively by Starbase Jet as part of the strategic alliance which was formed earlier this year between Starbase Jet and Deer Jet (the largest business jet operator in China). Available now as part of the company's floating fleet of private jet aircraft, the G200 is ready for roundtrip or point to point charter flights.

This G200 features a brand new G280-designed leather interior with seating for up to nine passengers, and includes a three-piece divan that can fold out into a comfortable bed. The inflight amenities include DVD entertainment, Bose headsets, complimentary WI-FI, Airshow, and a satellite phone. With a passenger cabin measuring 6 feet tall x 7 feet wide, the Gulfstream G200 is the largest in the super-midsize category. Cruising at a speed of 530 mph and a range of 3,000 nautical miles, this aircraft has the ability to fly nonstop throughout North America, Hawaii, the Caribbean and central America. It also includes a full snack and refreshment center, cabin temperature controls, and an enclosed lavatory with direct access to a 150 cubic feet baggage compartment.

”It's been a long time in the works, but we could not be more excited to finally be operating the first of what is expected to be many Gulfstream aircraft that will be joining the Starbase Jet fleet in 2014”comments Randall Reed, ceo of Starbase Jet. “There are a lot of exciting things to come this year for Starbase Jet, this G200 is just the beginning!” The G200, and the additional Deer Jet aircraft to come, will be dedicated 100% to charter and available 24/7/365.

As with all aircraft in Starbase Jet's fleet, this G200 is equipped with the latest safety technologies, and maintained to the highest FAA standards.