Hong Kong-based aircraft management, charter, and handling firm Sino Jet has announced plans for a Middle East international headquarters expansion along with a “landmark agreement” with Jetex. The companies said the move will represent a “major advancement in strategic cooperation,” leaning on Jetex’s specialty in ground handling, flight support, and FBO services to provide backing and momentum for Sino Jet's expansion and business growth.

"This development not only strengthens our competitive edge and brand presence in the global aviation services market but also lays a solid foundation for our growth in international markets and the expansion of our business footprint,” said Sino Jet International president Chris Wu. Sino Jet has a fleet of more than 40 business jets under management.

“Our partnership with Sino Jet is a vital part of our global strategy. We are highly optimistic about the future of our collaboration and are confident that by deeply integrating our resources and refining our service processes, we will be able to deliver an even more outstanding and seamless flying experience for our clients,” added Jetex founder and CEO Adel Mardini. “Jetex looks forward to working closely with Sino Jet to lead the way in driving innovation and growth in the global aviation services industry."