Aircraft
Jet Aviation Expands at Singapore Seletar

Jet Aviation has begun construction of a new hangar in Singapore to accommodate continued growth in its maintenance and FBO activities there. The company is the latest multinational to opt for a new facility at the island state’s Seletar Airport, which has been redeveloped significantly in the past few years as an aerospace and general aviation center. Jet Aviation first landed at Seletar 1995, taking over a 29,400-sq-ft World War II-vintage hangar that it still occupies. Gary Dolski, vice president and general manager of the company’s Singapore operation, hopes to have the new nearly 54,000-sq-ft (5,000 sq m) hangar ready by the first quarter of next year. “It will be large enough for a BBJ. We’ll also be adding 2,500 sq m [26,910 sq ft] of back shops and offices,” he told AIN.