Charter & Fractional
UAE Prosperity Drives Fleet Growth at Empire Aviation
Company says increased wealth and economic growth in region is spurring infrastructure investments
Paras Dhamecha, founder and managing director of Empire Aviation
Paras Dhamecha, founder and managing director of Empire Aviation, said 2024 has proved to be a good year for the business aircraft operator. © Empire Aviation

Over the past 12 months, Empire Aviation has added four aircraft to a managed fleet now consisting of 25 business jets. Last week, the Dubai-based company also announced plans to develop a new facility next to the main VIP terminal at Al Maktoum International Airport.

According to Empire, it is seeing growing demand for aircraft management, charter, and sales services, in addition to its work as a continuous airworthiness management organization. Around one-third of its managed fleet is now available for charter.