Big Business
Bizjet operators look on the bright side
They were there in all their glory at the airshow — easy on the eye, with plenty of power and range depending on customer need and a wealth of luxury fitouts to suit every taste. It’s a competitive business but manufacturers spoke of their confidence in the future of the business jet market in Australia and the Asia-Pacific. Australian Aviation spoke with three key players with displays at the airshow: Embraer, Dassault and Gulfstream
Popularity of the Phenom 300E
Embraer Executive Jets vice president for sales for the Middle East and Asia Pacific, Claudio Camelier, says the delivery of two Phenom 300Es in Australia over the past year highlights the enduring popularity of the light business jet.
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