Dubai, UAE

ACJ research reveals greater use of private jets in the Middle East

New research commissioned by Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ) has revealed business aviation professionals in the Middle East expect significantly greater use of private aircraft through to 2030, driven by growing demand for flexibility, corporate travel, technological innovation and more sustainable operations.

“Business aviation is evolving rapidly in the Middle East. Organisations increasingly value the flexibility, security and productivity that private aircraft provide," said Chadi Saade, President of Airbus Corporate Jets.

"At the same time, technology is transforming the sector. Artificial intelligence and predictive maintenance are helping operators improve efficiency, while new connectivity solutions allow passengers to remain fully productive throughout their journey.

“Sustainability is also becoming a central consideration. The growing use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel and increasing demand for fuel-efficient aircraft demonstrate that environmental and operational performance are now closely linked.

“Together these trends point towards a business aviation market that is not only growing, but becoming smarter, more connected and more sustainable.”

The findings of the survey can be found here

ACJ TwoTwenty flying over Dubai