A new company offering luxury chartered jet planes has set up on the Isle of Man.
OPUL Jets has four aircraft, with two based at Ronaldsway Airport, and can also provide VIP concierge services, inflight catering, personalised security, chauffeurs, restaurant bookings and entertainment.
The company also has offices in London, India and Dubai.
Chief executive Harry Ackerman says the company is looking forward to elevating expectations in private aviation and luxury travel.
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