Contributor - Middle East

Peter Shaw-Smith

Gulfstream Aerospace has appointed the UAE’s Empire Aviation Group (EAG)&nbsp;as an authorized international sales representative for the U.S.&nbsp;aircraft manufacturer's business jets in India. EAG has provided aircraft sales, aircraft management, and charter services in India and the UAE&nbsp;since its launch in 2007. Under the agreement, EAG will be responsible for promoting and supporting Gulfstream with customers and prospects throughout India.

 


“As interest in the Gulfstream family of aircraft grows throughout India, we wanted to ensure we have local representation that not only possesses significant experience dealing with Gulfstream aircraft, but can also deliver a personal approach befitting the number one brand in business aviation,” said Gulfstream senior v-p of worldwide sales Scott Neal. “Empire Aviation Group will provide Gulfstream with both as we continue to expand our presence in this important market.”

 


EAG provides private aviation services from its base in Dubai, specializing in aircraft management, flight operations, charter, and aircraft sales, as well as continuing airworthiness management organization services.

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