Contributor - UK

David Donald

In recent months Jet Aviation has seen an upturn in demand for both aircraft management and flight support services. This year the company has added 12 new aircraft to its managed fleet, bringing the global total to more than 250.
In the EMEA and Asia regions the Swiss company (Booth A050) is responsible for aircraft management, operating from three locations: Zürich, Hong Kong and Dubai. The combined fleet numbers more than 150 aircraft. Five have been added this year, comprising four Gulfstream G650s and a Bombardier Global 6000, and two more are expected to join the fleet next month.
In the U.S. Jet Aviation Flight Services administers aircraft management, with 105 aircraft in the fleet. New additions this year are a Dassault Falcon 7X and Falcon 900, Embraer Lineage 1000, two Gulfstream G450s and two G650s. The company has been named by the Robb Report as the “Best of the Best” for aircraft charter for three years running. Both U.S. and EMEA-Asia operations also provide flight support for the efficient and effective management of day-to-day operations.

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