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Covering detailed statistics on Asia Pacific business jet activity, the fifth annual issue of Asian Sky’s Fleet Report went public yesterday here at ABACE.
Covering detailed statistics on Asia Pacific business jet activity, the fifth annual issue of Asian Sky’s Fleet Report went public yesterday here at ABACE.

Asian Sky Group (ASG, Booth P119) released its latest, and fifth annual, Asia Pacific Business Jet Fleet Report yesterday here at ABACE 2017. The report’s structure has changed this year, according to ASG managing director Jeffrey Lowe, with individual country reports not included as they are all available online now. The company has set up a new website for its growing media content, reflecting the new Asian Sky Media division of the Hong Kong-based company.

According to the report, the Asia Pacific business jet fleet reached 1,155 aircraft at the end of last year, up 3 percent from 2015. The region added 112 aircraft—57 new and 55 pre-owned business jets—but 78 aircraft left the region. This represent a net increase of 34, compared with 58 in 2015.