Private Jet Charter (PJC), one of the world's
largest independent private jet charter brokers, has sealed a
joint venture (JV) deal with Jet Connections, an international
company specialising in private aircraft management, sales and
acquisitions.
The new joint venture will offer aircraft
management services to the region’s fleet of 395 business jets,
and later in the year expand to parts of Europe and Africa.
According to Market Forecast 2014- 2033 report
published by the Bombardier Business Aircraft, the region’s fleet of business
jets could grow to 745 by 2023 and 1,405 by 2033.
Through
its regional headquarters in Dubai, PJC will team up with Jet
Connections, headquartered in London Oxford Airport, to cover all
aspects of aircraft management, including maintenance, catering,
staffing, clearance at airports, as well as purchases, trading and
selling of aircraft.
“There is a strong demand among
aircraft owners to outsource different requirements, from the
initial process of purchasing the aircraft to all other aspects of
maintenance, catering, staffing, clearance at airports, etc.,”
said Hugh Courtenay, Founder and Chief Executive, PJC. “This
should be viewed against the phenomenal growth witnessed by the
aircraft management industry. This partnership with Jet
Connections will complement our core business at PJC.”
The JV also enables aircraft owners to maximise their investments by putting
aircraft out for charter.
“The new JV is a value addition to the aircraft
industry especially for jet owners in the Middle East. Through
this new partnership, jet owners would be able to benefit from
competitive rates while purchasing jets, hiring crew, managing the
catering on board, as well as leasing, in addition to ease in
charter clearing at airports and issuance of flying licenses,”
added Courtenay.
Private Jet Charter,
Jet Connections,
Dubai,
London,
Oxford
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