Aviation Enthusiast Alud Davies speaks with ASGâs Jeffrey Lowe on the âCountry Profilesâ for Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand from ASGâs YE 2019 Asia Pacific Business Jet Fleet Report.
LISTEN IN AS THEY DISCUSS:
How Southeast Asia drove fleet growth 2019 (01:10)
Sneak peek at Vietnam (02:40)
Malaysia
Overview (03:24)
1st Global 7500 in Asia (03:55)
A long-range & large-cabin market (04:06)
Bombardier dominates (04:38)
OEMs reliance on China (04:58)
The largest operator: The 3 prongs of the Government (05:53)
The competition between Subang and Seletar as business aviation hubs (06:25)
Why not Macao as a Hub? (06:48)
FBOs and facilities developing in Skypark & Government support (08:00)
Singapore
Overview (08:45)
Fleet numbers in Singapore yo-yo (09:00)
Another Bombardier market (09:36)
OEM facilities in Seletar (09:36)
Clouds on the horizon for Seletar (10:05)
Few operators based in Singapore, most elsewhere (10:45)
The local Singapore registry (11:17)
SIA flight training with Learjets (11:24)
Philippines
Overview (12:14)
A different drummer: Textron, Light Jets and PK Reg (12:24)
The age of the fleet â younger than you think (13:28)
Diversification - MRO and FBO investments in Clark & Subic Bay (14:18)
The challenges (14:53)
Metrojet & ATCSI go about it differently (15:14)
Business opportunities Greater China brings (15:45)
Parking and slots (16:20)
Indonesia
Toughest operating environment in S. E. Asia (16:46)
Of red tape and regulations (17:12)
Locally-registered aircraft making all the difference (17:39)
Embraerâs largest market in Asia (18:00)
Premiair - the dominate operator (19:12)
Infrastruture or lack of it (19:27)
Thailand
2019âs disappointing fleet numbers (20:20)
Why are aircraft leaving Thailand â itâs the economy! (20:48)
Long-range and medium-size requirement â Gulfstream & Textron (21:42)
Mjets and the Government the largest operators (22:36)
Government fleet: big & bigger (23:00)
MJets â one of each size category (23:30)
This is a preview of Asian Sky Mediaâs Country Profile series, which features in depth analysis into the Business Jet sector for every country and region in the Asia Pacific. To acquire the Country Profiles, please click here.
To learn more about the comprehensive coverage and breakdown of the business jet fleet in the Asia Pacific Region, downlo
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Aviation Enthusiast Alud Davies speaks with ASGâs Jeffrey Lowe on the âCountry Profilesâ for Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand from ASGâs YE 2019 Asia Pacific Business Jet Fleet Report.
LISTEN IN AS THEY DISCUSS:
How Southeast Asia drove fleet growth 2019 (01:10)
Sneak peek at Vietnam (02:40)
Malaysia
Overview (03:24)
1st Global 7500 in Asia (03:55)
A long-range & large-cabin market (04:06)
Bombardier dominates (04:38)
OEMs reliance on China (04:58)
The largest operator: The 3 prongs of the Government (05:53)
The competition between Subang and Seletar as business aviation hubs (06:25)
Why not Macao as a Hub? (06:48)
FBOs and facilities developing in Skypark & Government support (08:00)
Singapore
Overview (08:45)
Fleet numbers in Singapore yo-yo (09:00)
Another Bombardier market (09:36)
OEM facilities in Seletar (09:36)
Clouds on the horizon for Seletar (10:05)
Few operators based in Singapore, most elsewhere (10:45)
The local Singapore registry (11:17)
SIA flight training with Learjets (11:24)
Philippines
Overview (12:14)
A different drummer: Textron, Light Jets and PK Reg (12:24)
The age of the fleet â younger than you think (13:28)
Diversification - MRO and FBO investments in Clark & Subic Bay (14:18)
The challenges (14:53)
Metrojet & ATCSI go about it differently (15:14)
Business opportunities Greater China brings (15:45)
Parking and slots (16:20)
Indonesia
Toughest operating environment in S. E. Asia (16:46)
Of red tape and regulations (17:12)
Locally-registered aircraft making all the difference (17:39)
Embraerâs largest market in Asia (18:00)
Premiair - the dominate operator (19:12)
Infrastruture or lack of it (19:27)
Thailand
2019âs disappointing fleet numbers (20:20)
Why are aircraft leaving Thailand â itâs the economy! (20:48)
Long-range and medium-size requirement â Gulfstream & Textron (21:42)
Mjets and the Government the largest operators (22:36)
Government fleet: big & bigger (23:00)
MJets â one of each size category (23:30)
This is a preview of Asian Sky Mediaâs Country Profile series, which features in depth analysis into the Business Jet sector for every country and region in the Asia Pacific. To acquire the Country Profiles, please click here.
To learn more about the comprehensive coverage and breakdown of the business jet fleet in the Asia Pacific Region, downlo