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Strong H1 2011 Numbers for Al Bateen Executive Airport

Travel News Asia Latest Travel News Podcasts Videos Wednesday, 13 July 2011

 Al Bateen Executive Airport in Abu Dhabi saw significant growth in business aviation in its half year results, with almost 40% growth in private jet movements versus the same period last year.

The news follows the recent addition of Al Bateen’s fifth operator, Rotana Jet, which launched operations with a Gulfstream G450 jet in early 2011.

Commercial movements also witnessed an overall 12% growth for the period from January to June 2011 versus the same period in 2010. This equates to over 4,500 commercial movements for the first half of the year.

Stephen Jones, General Manager at Al Bateen Executive Airport said, “Al Bateen is seeing outstanding performance in the growth of business jet movements, especially from visiting aircraft and new operators that have not used the airport before. Traffic will continue to grow as more business aircraft operators such as Rotana Jet, will be basing aircraft at ADAC’s dedicated business aviation airport.”

Al Bateen Executive Airport recently unveiled its new FBO “DhabiJet” and Jones attributes the good news in large part to a step change in service levels.

“The changes that ADAC has implemented recently, such as the professional team that has been put in place at DhabiJet, the exclusive FBO product with a range of exclusive new services, are all being very well received by the market and the traffic results are solid evidence of that,” Jones added.

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