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International Air Charter focuses on the Middle East

One of the world’s largest independent private jet charter brokers are focusing its sales and marketing efforts on the Middle East, and for good reason.

International Air Charter forecasted that the Middle Eastern private aviation market is expected to grow 15-20 percent by the end of 2009. According to Albuquerque News, the increase is “driven mostly by the increasing use of charter jets by the region’s multi-millionaires.”

Good targets for 2009 should see bring new growth to the company because of a strong client base, which includes ruling families and chief execs.

Through the company’s computerized tracking system, International Air Charter can deliver jet services within a two hour time frame through its bases in Europe and the Middle East.

Nine years ago, there were only 200 corporate jets in the Middle Eastern region. Today, the figure is closer to 500.