The move follows a 4.2% rise in Asia Pacific business jet departures during 2025, reaching 130,716 across the region.
Jetex has signed an agreement with Republik Manor to expand its trip support and FBO network into Indonesia. The deal combines Jetex's international network experience with Republik Manor's local market knowledge and infrastructure development capabilities, with the aim of introducing private terminal services in Indonesia.
Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia's most active markets, supported by economic growth, rising international mobility and demand for personalised private travel. Jetex's entry is expected to support the country's position as a destination for business, investment, tourism and regional connectivity.
Adel Mardini, founder and CEO of Jetex, says: “Asia Pacific has seen a significant increase in its business jet fleet over the past five years. In 2025, business jet departures in the region increased by 4.2% year-on-year, climbing to 130,716. To sustain this momentum, there is a strong demand for new, modern FBO facilities, and we are pleased to announce our imminent arrival in Indonesia.”
Jetex operates private terminals in Paris, London, Madrid, Milan, Abu Dhabi, Marrakech and Singapore. The Indonesia agreement extends that network further into the Asia-Pacific region, following the company's existing presence in Singapore.
For Indonesia, the collaboration is expected to support the development of a more competitive private aviation sector, including operational knowledge transfer and higher service standards for business leaders, investors, delegations and other high-value travellers visiting the country. Specific terminal locations and timing have not yet been confirmed.
