Anap Business Jets Limited

Anap Business Jets is a business aviation company that serves Sub-Saharan Africa and the region around it. Its stated mission is to give travelers a quick, safe and convenient way to reach their destinations at a sensible cost. The company says its name is among the first people think of for business aviation in the area.

Anap Jets sells access to its aircraft in three ways. The first is a fractional ownership product. The second is a Legacy Jet Card. The third is ad hoc charter flights. The company says these let clients visit regional destinations and still sleep at home each night.

Fractional ownership means a client owns a share of a jet instead of the whole aircraft. Anap says this lowers the cash needed up front and cuts running costs. It also removes the need to manage the aircraft. The Legacy Jet Card is for travelers who want to buy block hours, which are flight hours bought in advance. Ad hoc charter suits people whose flying needs change from time to time.

The fleet has three types. The Embraer Phenom 300 and 300E is a light business jet. Anap chose it for its fractional owners and says it was designed together with BMW Group Designworks USA. The Embraer Legacy 600 is a super mid-sized jet. Its three-zone cabin can turn the seats into six flat beds, and it has a full galley.

The company also flies Embraer ERJ-135 and ERJ-145 aircraft. These are regional jets with aisle and window seats, extendable desks and generous baggage room. The ERJ-135 can carry a team of up to 24 people, with 6 VIP seats and 18 standard seats. The ERJ-145 can carry up to 50 passengers between cities in the region.

Anap says it can start a flight at short notice. Its private jets carry up to 13 passengers, and its regional transporter carries up to 50. The company says its operating area reaches well beyond its home base.

The website lists the fleet, the fractional ownership product, the jet card and ad hoc charter services.