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ASIAN SKY GROUP - BUSINESS JET CHARTER REPORT SUMMER 2016

Core Content Overview

This report provides a detailed analysis of the business jet charter market in the Asia-Pacific region, highlighting the current state, fleet composition, and future potential. It is the first Charter Report by Asian Sky Group (ASG), a leading business aviation consulting firm based in Hong Kong, which offers a wide range of aviation services and reports.

Key Information and Insights

1. ASIAN SKY GROUP (ASG) Overview

• Headquartered in Hong Kong, ASG operates throughout Asia and offers independent aviation services for both fixed and rotary-wing aircraft.
• Backed by SEACOR Holdings Inc. (NYSE: "CKH") and Avion Pacific Limited, ASG has a strong financial foundation and extensive experience in the general aviation sector.
• ASG provides services such as Sales & Acquisitions, Market Research, Operation Oversight, and Luxury Charter Services.
• The Asian Sky Fleet Reports and Asian Sky Quarterly are well-regarded industry resources.

2. Charter Market in the Asia-Pacific Region

• The total number of business jets in the region is 1,155, with 264 specifically designated for charter, representing 23% of the total fleet.
• Only about half of these 264 charter aircraft are dedicated exclusively to charter, while the rest are owner-operated and available only when needed.
• Bombardier is the leading OEM in the region with 28% of the charter fleet.
• The most preferred aircraft category is large cabin with 30% of the charter fleet.

3. Top Aircraft Models for Charter

• Legacy 600 & 650 (18 aircraft)
• Gulfstream G550 (15)
• Hawker 800 (12)
• Gulfstream G450 (11)
• Challenger 604 & 850 (10 each)

4. Charter Fleet by Country

• India has the largest charter fleet with 60 aircraft.
• China follows with 57 aircraft, and Australia with 55.
• China is the most attractive charter market due to its large number of millionaires and billionaires, with 74% of its charter fleet comprising large cabin and long-range aircraft.
• India has a significant share of mid-size and light category aircraft (50%), with preferred OEMs being Cessna (25%), Hawker (22%), and Bombardier (20%).
• Australia also has a high concentration of mid-size and light category aircraft (55%), with Cessna and Bombardier dominating the fleet.

5. OEM Distribution

6. Operational Requirements and Challenges

• The charter market in the Asia-Pacific region is still in its infancy and has not yet reached the level of maturity seen in other parts of the world.
• Infrastructure, airspace management, regulations, and aviation professional shortages (including pilots, maintenance engineers, and dispatchers) are significant challenges.
• Charter services are often limited to basic messaging systems and lack features like live fleet updates and online booking and payment.

7. Future Outlook

• ASG aims to provide insights into the size, nature, scope, and future of the charter industry in the region.
• The report includes a section on operational requirements, helping stakeholders better understand the complexities of charter operations.
• The first Charter Report is intended to be a valuable resource for the industry, aiding in strategic planning and decision-making.

Special Thanks

• The report acknowledges the contributions of various organizations, including charter operators, JETNET LLC, Universal Weather & Aviation, and WealthX, for providing data.

Contact Information

• Asian Sky Group
• Suite 3905, Far East Finance Centre
• 16 Harcourt Road, Admiralty, Hong Kong
• Telephone: +852 2235 9222
• Facsimile: +852 2528 2766
• Email: info@asianskygroup.com

Conclusion

The Asia-Pacific charter market is growing but still faces numerous challenges. ASG's first Charter Report offers a comprehensive overview of the current state of the market, fleet composition, and future potential, providing valuable insights for industry professionals and stakeholders.