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Jetex Awaits Expo 2020 and FIFA World Cup 2022 Dividends
CEO Adel Mardini forecasts 3,000 additional Expo-related flights
Jetex operates out of the VIP terminal at Al Maktoum International Airport. (Photo: Jetex)
Jetex operates out of the VIP terminal at Al Maktoum International Airport. (Photo: Jetex)

Dubai-based global FBO operator Jetex expects to win a major share of Expo 2020 business jet traffic over the course of the six-month event after it claimed to have handled almost two-thirds, or at least 62 percent, of the over 8,000 flights at its VIP Terminal facility at Dubai South in the first half of this year, with over 5,000 movements.