Unlike commercial airlines, private aviation allows clients to travel on their own schedule. — Photos: VistaJet
THE private aviation sector is still showing signs of flourishing despite constricted economic growth across the region.
A recent report by Mordor Intelligence cites that the Asia-Pacific business jet market is poised to reach US$1.59bil in 2024 and grow at a compound annual growth rate of 6.91% to reach US$2.37bil by 2030.
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Unlike commercial airlines, private aviation allows clients to travel on their own schedule. — Photos: VistaJet
Wong: South-East Asia, in particular, is emerging as a significant growth market.
VistaJet attracts both corporate and private clients and its range of services can be personalised for both business or leisure.
VistaJet works with a wide range of F&B partners, suppliers and restaurants, including renowned names like Nobu.
A range of holistic wellness programs and amenities is focused on promoting physical and mental well-being of its passengers.
Flights are staffed by highly trained cabin hosts from prestigious institutions such as the British Butler Institute and MedAire.
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