INDONESIA ENTRY MARKS JETEX’S CONTINUED ASIA-PACIFIC EXPANSION

Jetex, the Dubai-headquartered private aviation brand, has signed an agreement with Republik Manor, a subsidiary of Republikorp — a strategic developer with experience across sustainable assets, hospitality, lifestyle and aviation-supporting infrastructure — to expand its presence into Indonesia. The agreement was signed in Dubai on 13 July 2026 and represents Jetex’s latest move into the Asia-Pacific region, which the company identifies as a priority growth market underpinned by strong economic expansion, increasing international mobility and rising demand for premium private travel experiences.

Adel Mardini, Founder and CEO of Jetex, said Asia-Pacific had seen a significant increase in its business jet fleet over the past five years, with business jet departures in the region increasing by 4.2% year-on-year to 130,716 in 2025. He said that to sustain this momentum there was strong demand for new, modern FBO facilities, and that Jetex was pleased to announce its imminent arrival in Indonesia. The partnership with Republikorp is structured to combine Jetex’s global expertise and operational standards with local market understanding and infrastructure development capabilities, reflecting an approach the company has used to establish itself in markets where strong local knowledge is a prerequisite for credibility.

INDONESIA’S PRIVATE AVIATION MARKET AND STRATEGIC FIT

Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic aviation markets, supported by sustained economic growth, a growing high-net-worth population and increasing volumes of business, investment and tourism traffic. The archipelagic geography of the country — spanning more than 17,000 islands — creates structural demand for private aviation that differs materially from more geographically compact markets, with both intra-country travel and international connectivity to Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo and other regional centres supporting a diverse user base.

The planned Jetex private aviation experience in Indonesia will be designed for VIP travellers seeking discreet, efficient and elevated airport services, following the template of Jetex’s existing network of private terminals in Paris, London, Madrid, Milan, Abu Dhabi, Marrakech and Singapore. Beyond the premium travel dimension, the company says the initiative may contribute to higher service standards across the Indonesian private aviation sector, support operational knowledge transfer, develop human capital and strengthen the country’s appeal for international business leaders, investors and delegations. Specific locations and timelines for the Indonesian facility have not yet been disclosed.