Homegrown support firms can slash Mideast red tape
Business aviation is undoubtedly growing in the Middle East– both in terms of greater numbers of locally based aircraft and jets visiting from outside the

Business aviation is undoubtedly growing in the Middle East– both in terms of greater numbers of locally based aircraft and jets visiting from outside the region. Although support infrastructure is now improving in many places, operations can still be quite awkward, largely due to continuing bureaucratic delays with overflight and landing permits.

In addition to Western flight planners who are increasing their presence in the region, the Middle East already has two homegrown sources of expert help for business aircraft operators and both can be found here at EBACE: Hadid International Aviation Services (Booth No. 1020) and Jetex Flight Support (Booth No. 1270).