As part of the agreement, Air Contrail will re-brand and operate its handling services under the Jetex brand and trade name, adding to Jetex’s worldwide network of locations.

Jetex Flight Support’s CEO and President says, “We see great potential in the region and we are excited to extend our global reach there. Asia-Pacific is an important market for us and we plan to continue our strategic expansion throughout the region.”

At the Aircraft Handling Center, the company’s first in Japan, clients will be offered Jetex’s full range of services, with the service level adhering to Jetex’s global standards. Facility features include customs and immigration processing, fueling services, ground handling, concierge and security services. Clients will benefit from the multilingual abilities of staff which include English, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. In addition to this, a shared executive lounge is available at both airports. “Japan is a fascinating country and an important player in the international community. Plus, the Tokyo Olympics will be held in 2020 so we will see a rapid increase in demand for inbound business jets. "It’s a great chance for us to work with a global leader in business aviation, Jetex, to explore future aviation business in this region.” said Air Contrail’s CEO and President, Mr.Oshima.

Toluca, Mexico

In further NBAA news, Jetex announced that it has entered into an agreement with EOLO for EOLO’s FBO to become a co-branded facility.

As part of the agreement, the FBO located in Toluca, Mexico will start operating as Jetex-EOLO this November, adding to Jetex’s worldwide network of FBOs. Toluca is the most important airport in Mexico for Business Aviation with Mexico being the second biggest market for Business Aviation in Latin America.

“We have been working diligently on our presence in Latin America and 2015 has seen the company grow from strength to strength in the region. By partnering with some of the region’s most prominent names, we aim to expand our service offerings and ensure the clients in Latin America have their needs met,” said Jetex Flight Support’s CEO and President.

At the FBO, the company’s first in Mexico, clients will be offered Jetex’s full range of services, with the service level adhering to Jetex’s global standards. Facility features include executive lounge, ground handling, office space, fueling services, aircraft parking facilities and a fuel room. In addition to this, the facility boasts 3000sqm of hangar space. Clients will benefit from the multilingual abilities of staff which include English and Spanish.

“It is not about what we want or what our strategy dictates us. We are in a new time where customers are asking for exceptional service, and it is simple, we need to be customer oriented and grant world class services. We assessed ourselves and looked for the right ally to take us to the next level. We are confident Jetex is the right business partner that embraces our culture and values. The best is still to come. We will set the pace for Mexico’s Corporate Aviation new standards.” said Fernanda Hinojosa, EOLO’s General Director.