HKBAC Still Struggling to Cope with Demand
Despite adding hangars and increasing apron space significantly over the years, Hong Kong Business Aviation Centre is still crowded most of the time.
Parking space is at a premium at Hong Kong International Airport, and the Hong Kong Business Aviation Centre does its best to accommodate visiting aircraft. Four service providers share the common facility.
Parking space is at a premium at Hong Kong International Airport, and the Hong Kong Business Aviation Centre does its best to accommodate visiting aircraft. Four service providers share the common facility.

Hong Kong Business Aviation Centre (HKBAC) claims to be the first FBO in Asia to have customs, immigration and quarantine (CIQ). It has also grown significantly since being opened at the new Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) at Chep Lap Kok in 1998. “In the past four years it has got a lot busier,” said Minnie Kan, business analysis manager. “We have had many improvements and have been increasing the staff.”