Charter & Fractional
Air Alsie eyes the backlog fleet in response to industry decline
The next two years seem certain to see a softening in demand for business and private aviation, according to aircraft management and charter group Air Alsi

The next two years seem certain to see a softening in demand for business and private aviation, according to aircraft management and charter group Air Alsie.
Nonetheless, the Danish operator is staying focused on prospects for long-term growth, encouraging its owners to consider buying more modern and longer range aircraft that would hopefully be delivered just in time for a recovery from the current economic downturn.

The 20-year old company operates 18 aircraft and its fleet is a varied mix of the following models from the Cessna Citation, Hawker Beechcraft and Dassault Falcon stables: a CitationJet, two Citation VIIs, a CJ2 and an XLS; a Hawker 700B and an 800B, a Hawker 800XP; five Falcon 2000s, three 2000EXs and two 900EXs. These jets are averaging between 400 and 900 flight hours per year.