FBOs
Jetex Eyes U.S. Network
The company is entering the U.S. market slowly, intent on building a network.

Dubai-based trip support and FBO services provider Jetex Flight Support is eyeing expansion in the U.S., as it continues to build a global FBO network that is expected to reach around 50 facilities by the end of 2020, its top official told AIN on the eve of the NBAA show.

The company's major focus at NBAA-BACE would be to present a version of the proprietary software Jetex is developing, which allows operators and clients to register automatically with the company, Adel Mardini, Jetex president and CEO, told AIN. He said 150 aircraft run by Europe-based operators are already on its system and he expects 1,000, including many operated from the U.S., to be on Jetex’s books by the end of next year.