News Release

Bashar Beasha, managing partner, Global Jet Centre.

Global Jet Centre experiences upswing in first half of 2017

Dubai-based air charter specialist Global Jet Centre has reported a very strong first half year results with the number of arranged flights up by 30% compared to the same period last year.

The stellar six-month performance is welcome news in an industry still beset by challenges posed by the overall lethargic mood of the region’s economy. Amidst the prevailing market conditions, customers have become more stringent in securing more value for their money, being aware that the market offers more options and better deals.

Managing partner Bashar Beasha explains how Global Jet Centre manages to rise above market turbulence and stay ahead of the game. He says, “Our service level and our focus on providing luxurious travel experiences drive our repeat business which is, of course, a sure precursor to word-of-mouth marketing.”

Global Jet Centre has more reasons to celebrate than just positive revenue and increased profit. The upswing momentum demonstrates the company’s competitiveness and resilience through tough economic times.

The report shows that Global Jet Centre is tapping into the right network of clientele. A significant number of its clients are families and holiday makers who are more likely to be repeat clients in the second half of the year. Another positive indicator is the number of accustomed jet travelers who have shifted to Global Jet Centre. Among the total number of flights arranged, 25% were for clients who had previously used other air charter service providers.

The forecast for the latter half of 2017 is therefore optimistic. Bashar explains, “Since our beginning, Global Jet Centre has only seen positive results across all growth indicators year after year. The economic slowdown is a bane to many, but we have learned to tap into markets that remain strong in order to achieve better results. We are also looking at increased business flight bookings to help us finish even stronger.”