Press Release

Issued by Jetex.

February 26, 2014

Jetex Flight Support has entered into an agreement with Seawings to add a new service to their facility in Dubai. Jetex clients landing at DWC will benefit from air transfers to major locations across the emirates.

In order to better serve clients visiting the FBO at Dubai World Central, Jetex has made an agreement with Seawings to arrange a Cessna Seaplane for transfer from the aerotropolis. This new offer will significantly save time for clients by helping them avoid road traffic heading towards the city. Fitted leather seats and a spacious, air-conditioned cabin of the Cessna Caravan amphibian aircraft will ensure the transfer is both pleasant and relaxing for the vip passenger.
This new service will enhance the range of services which Jetex currently offers from its recently launched FBO at Dubai World Central. The company recently introduced three Bentleys for ramp transfers and has a comprehensive range of services available at Al Maktoum International Airport. These include ground handling, on-site customs and immigration, concierge services and much more.
"Our main aim is to ensure our clients have the best experience. We are proud to collaborate with Seawings and to enhance our service offering in our hometown. This new service will provide a convenient mode of transport for our customers." said Adel Mardini, president & ceo of Jetex Flight Support.
"Seawings is proud to work with Jetex and Park Hyatt and to provide a premier wing to wing service from Jetex FBO to Dubai Creek. This one-of-a-kind service offers travellers a comfortable travel experience combined with incredible views of the UAE. Seawings seaplanes can take off and land on water or runways and thus offer easy connectivity to various locations. Travelers can save time spent on busy Dubai roads and take the scenic route to the doorstep of their hotel. The Park Hyatt is only a few steps away from the Seawings seaplane dock at Dubai Creek and offers luxury living in park-like surroundings in the heart of Dubai.” stated Stuart Wheeler, ceo of Seawings.