Premium private jet charter company KlasJet, part of Avia Solutions Group, is expanding into the Asian market by positioning one of its VIP aircraft in Singapore by Q4 2025. The move includes plans to establish a regional office and sales team in the city to support growing demand.
The Asia-Pacific private jet market, currently valued at $1.71 billion, is expected to grow to $2.37 billion, driven by high demand for luxury and business travel. KlasJet aims to serve needs ranging from corporate shuttles to sports team travel, using Boeing 737-300/500 aircraft configured for 56–104 passengers.
CEO Justinas Bulka emphasised the region’s strategic value, citing its dynamic business hubs and growing mobility. To lead the effort, Cami Ho has been appointed Sales Development Manager for Asia.
Initial focus markets include Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Malaysia, and Hong Kong.
This post was published on 31 July 2025 16:26
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