An International Flavor

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'Welcome news - the end of 2013 has seen a flurry of new FBO activity across the world!  Recently opened or opening soon:

- In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: ExecuJet Middle East in partnership with NasJet, opened their new facility in September and will expect to handle over 3,000 aircraft movements by the end of the year. 

- In Bali, Indonesia: ExecuJet have recently opened a new General Aviation Terminal at Bali, Indonesia - as part of a joint-venture with Angkasa PuraI that will see similar ventures at up to 13 Indonesian airports over the next few years.

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ExecuJet FBO Chain Grows In Germany, As Operations Hub Shifts To UK

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Germany’s new Berlin Brandenburg International Airport (formerly Schoenefeld) has emerged as one of ExecuJet’s most significant handling centers in Europe. The company is responsible for operating the whole general aviation terminal, including its own FBO. ExecuJet has also established a base at Frankfurt International Airport, as well as a satellite operation at the nearby Egelsbach Airport.
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Shell Aviation And ExecuJet Middle East Announce Refueling Partnership At Dubai International Airport

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Global aviation leader Shell is expanding its support to the regional aviation industry at the Dubai International Airport with this partnership, which will begin this month. A highly experienced team of Shell technical experts will be responsible for the day-to-day running of fuel operations at the Fixed Base Operation (FBO), ensuring round the clock and rapid access to fuel solutions.
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FBOs See Enormous Potential For Business Jets In Nigeria

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At a time when many of the largest economies – and business jet markets – are barely growing, Nigeria is booming. The economy has grown at over 10% a year for the last three years and the stock market is up 50% in the last 12 months. Some economists believe it will become the largest economy in Africa within the next 10 years, taking the top spot from South Africa, a large and mature business aviation market.
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ExecuJet Sets Up Indonesian Joint Venture to Manage 13 General Aviation Terminals

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ExecuJet's strategy to secure a foothold in the up-and-coming Indonesian market has moved a step closer following the signing of a joint venture agreement with newly created private company PT Dimitri Utama Abadi to manage up to 13 general aviation terminals (GAT) in the country.
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