Jet Aviation appoints Arrow Aircraft Services as MRO sales representative for India
Jet Aviation has entered into an agreement with New Delhi-based Arrow Aircraft Services Private Limited (Arrow Aircraft Services), appointing Arrow Aircraft Services as its MRO sales representative for India effective April 1, 2014.
As the regional sales representative for India, Arrow Aircraft Services will help promote Jet Aviation’s maintenance and refurbishment business, including the company’s MRO facilities in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Geneva and Basel.
“Business aviation in India is strong,” says Oliver Bergsch, Jet Aviation’s vice president of MRO Sales and Customer Relations, EMEA and Asia. “Arrow Aircraft Services is established in the region and is known for its integrity, dependability and hands-on approach. We are very pleased to partner with them to explore opportunities of mutual interest.”
Rohit Kapur, managing director of Arrow Aircraft Services, adds, “Jet Aviation is a long-standing and reputable MRO service provider committed to meeting the highest safety and quality standards. It holds approvals and authorizations from a number of OEMs and is capable of servicing all types of aircraft through its extensive global network. Our agreement provides an excellent opportunity for aircraft owners and operators in India to ensure the lifecycle and safety of their aircraft.”
Arrow Aviation Services is part of the ARROW Group, a leading provider of business aviation services in India which include sales, charters and operation management. It was founded in 2009 and has grown into a dynamic customer focused company with offices in New Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata, as well as an international office in Sharjah, UAE. ARROW has a large customer base and holds long-standing relationships with clients across India.
Source: Jet Aviation
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