Press Release

Issued by JETNET.

May 6, 2013

JETNET LLC, the world leader in aviation market intelligence, will exhibit at EBACE 2013 in Geneva, Switzerland and is celebrating 25 years of delivering professional aircraft research services. JETNET will present their full range of software products and services at Geneva's Palexpo, and celebrate their anniversary with a cocktail reception for all show attendees. They will also be holding their latest JETNET iQ “State of the Market” briefing to highlight key trends and insights from JETNET iQ (Intelligence Quarterly), the company's premium forecasting and advisory service for business aviation. This year's EBACE runs May 21st – 23rd. JETNET will be in booth 930.

JETNET is the leading provider of professional, business, and commercial aviation research services, and has been providing state-of-the-art aircraft market intelligence since 1988. “We've seen the business of aviation change enormously in the last 25 years,” said Vincent Esposito, JETNET president. “Serving the aviation industry has been an honor, and every year we find new ways to give industry professionals the tools they need to succeed. That's kept us growing for a quarter of a century.”

To celebrate their 25th anniversary, JETNET will be hosting a cocktail reception on Tuesday, May 21st, from 15:30-17:30pm at their booth #930. All attendees are invited to join them.

The JETNET iQ State of the Market Briefing will be held on Tuesday, May 21st, from 11:00-11:45am in Press Conference/Meeting Room 3 in Hall 5. The briefing will be hosted by Rolland Vincent, JETNET iQ creator/director, and includes the latest information on the global economy, industry and competition, as well as new aircraft delivery forecasts from JETNET IQ, with a special emphasis on the European market. Key results from JETNET iQ's quarterly Global Business Aviation Surveys, which reach owners and operators in more than 110 countries, will be revealed, including those from the recently completed Q1 2013 Survey.

JETNET serves leading manufacturers, suppliers, and government and advocacy groups for business and commercial aviation worldwide. The company employs a full-time staff of more than 40 research specialists who contact industry professionals around the world each business day. They make real-time updates to the most comprehensive database of its kind. At the close of 2012, JETNET's database held information on more than 18,000 business turboprops, 19,000 business jets, 28,000 helicopters, and 35,000 commercial aircraft, a stunning total of more than 100,000 aircraft.

“Solid market intelligence backed by reliable information is what makes JETNET successful,” said Paul Cardarelli, JETNET director of sales and marketing. “We go directly to the sources who own, maintain or support aircraft to compile the data we collect. We review and confirm everything for accuracy and completeness to insure the reliability, and then we complete the process over and over again, making the necessary updates as we go.”

The essence of the JETNET mission is to gather highly comprehensive details on aircraft, their owners and operators. This includes details on airframes, engines and cabin specifications, lessors and lessees, fractional owners, and airframe transaction histories dating back to 1988. Additionally, the JETNET team also compiles the world's most comprehensive global listing of aircraft for sale and market summary reports dating as far back as 25 years for many business aircraft models.

The company's flagship product, Evolution Marketplace, combines the vast JETNET aircraft database with its comprehensive global listing of aircraft for sale. The software suite features an intuitive and customizable graphical user interface, so subscribers can view charts, tables and selective information, depending on their needs. Their alternative service, Evolution Aerodex, is tailored for FBOs, maintenance shops and other service providers who need timely information on turbine aircraft and their owners and operators worldwide. Aerodex provides the same fleet data and functionality as Evolution Marketplace, without the aircraft for sale component.