Savannah, GA. Selling business jets internationally requires the tact of a diplomat, the insight of an intelligence analyst, the ability to handle many languages, and above all, the flexibility to forge bonds with business and world leaders.
READ MOREALAFCO, the Kuwait-based international Aviation Lease and Finance Company, has converted its existing firm order for 12 Airbus A350-800’s placed in 2007, into the higher capacity A350 -900 model. The A350-900 is the first of the three members of the A350 XWB family to be introduced and will enter service in mid 2013.
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Dubai, Reflecting the airlines robust delivery schedule Emirates will receive the first of these aircraft early next week, with a second arriving in late December and the remaining four A380’s due for handover in 2010. These six aircraft will form part of the 53 Airbus A380 aircraft that Emirates currently has on firm order.</p>
Abu Dhabi, Al Jaber Aviation (AJA), an executive/corporate aircraft
based in Abu Dhabi, announced that it closed the financing for two
Embraer Legacy 600 private jets.
