Adel Mardini, founder and CEO of Jetex, said there is a clear trend towards passengers prioritising “space and comfort” onboard private jets, particularly for longer international journeys. This demand is anticipated to be further met with the expected certification of new, spacious aircraft like the Bombardier Global 8000 this year and the Falcon 10X in 2027.

Mardini said, “Jetex guests are prioritising space and comfort, focusing on the ability to work, relax and connect with family or colleagues seamlessly while in the air.”

Adding a futuristic dimension to the UAE’s aviation landscape is its poised position to lead the urban air mobility revolution, according to Jetex. The country is rolling out next-generation air taxi services with a supportive regulatory framework and strategic partnerships. Jetex is positioning itself as a key player in this emerging sector, ensuring its private terminals are ready to accommodate eVTOL aircraft upon launch.

The company is even assembling specialised operational support teams to facilitate this new mode of transportation.