Press Release

Issued by NZAero.

June 18, 2014

Aircraft Search & Aviation Professionals Private Limited (ASAP) is the latest addition to the growing international network of Pacific Aerospace Limited agents and dealers.

“We are very pleased to be able to work alongside ASAP as our dealers in India, and believe that they are well placed to ensure the success of the P-750 XSTOL in the Indian market” said Damian Camp, ceo of Pacific Aerospace Limited.

“We have unveiled some excellent enhancements in the last 24 months, not least being the development of the MK III variant that features a unique modular floor system which allows one aircraft to operate in nine different configurations. Combine this with the now standard Extended Range wing giving 1100 nm range, and certification for use in the Public Transport category, and you have a truly unique platform offering unrivalled flexibility” said Camp.

“The P-750 XSTOL is a truly multirole aircraft very well suited to the Indian business and economic environment as well as terrain. A single aircraft can be used for cargo, passenger or utility operations with very little time required to change from one mode to the other. The modular floor system further extends the aircrafts mission capability. With its XSTOL capabilities it can land on very short and even unpaved runways making it ideal to connect remote areas of the country,” said Sudeep Narula and Sqn. Ldr. Ashish Bhushan, principals and co-founders of Aircraft Search and Aviation Professionals (ASAP), the well-known air services and consultancy company in New Delhi.

“Sudeep Narula and Ashish Bhushan are proven leaders in corporate aviation and air charter services throughout India, and P-750 customers in the country will be well served by their aviation knowledge, business acumen and reputation,”.

“ASAP's appointment in India also demonstrates our commitment to expanding Pacific Aerospace's global presence and focus on the BRIC countries of Brazil, Russia, India and China with their excellent rates of economic growth,” Camp added. He also pointed out that the aircraft already has type acceptance from DGCA in India.