Deer Jet, the leading private jet operator in Asia, announced the launching of bespoke journeys on board the customized BBJ 787 VVIP Dream Jet. The maiden journey will take VVIPguests across the South Pacific Ocean from Hong Kong to Tahiti.

Deer Jet took over the management ofthe Hong Kong-based BBJ 787 Dream Jet in September 2016. With the Dream Jet, Deer Jet envisions a new era of private aviation by curating extraordinary journeys. The Hong Kong-Tahiti “Dream Journey” will mark the inception of a new model for travel created for the most demanding customers. The company will add more itineraries in the near future as it pursues its own dream of “making travel an art”
The Dream Jet is a masterpiece of aerospace engineering and design craftsmanship. This ultra-long-range private jet has a 220 sq. m. cabin with private spaces for guests, crew, and butlers; equipped with unlimited luxury amenities and entertainment options. The unique cabin architecture provides with larger windows, quieter environment, and cleaner air. The Dream Jet pressurizes its cabin a full 2,000 ft lower than other aircraftfor smoother rides and improved flying comfort. The aircraft is one of the most aerodynamically efficient in the market too, with a truly global range, flying nonstop for up to 17 hours.
Deer Jet had crafted seamless luxurytravel which begins on the ground, recruiting and training the best pilots, engineers and butlers, and delivering the finest experiences. Deer Jet has already hosted a number of privileged guests on board the aircraft, and for first time, the “Dream Journey” experience is offered to a broader customer base.
Guests will delight in exceptional activities in this paradise, as they are embarking on memorable journeys of cultural discovery. In Tahiti, days are for sunbaths, contemplation of the tranquil blue skies and the exploration of nature’s mysteries. After sunset, nights turn into festivities with the finest dining accompanied by the delightful rhythms of traditional dances. Is after this pleasant lifestyle that Tahiti’s inhabitants call themselves “Gods in Paradise”.


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