Press Release

Issued by Southern Cross Aviation.

April 14, 2015

Asia Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition (ABACE), the most dominant airshow in Asia, will be held at Shanghai Hongqiao Airport from 14 to 16 April 2015. At the show Jetsolution Aviation Group has proudly launched JetParts, extending its solutions portfolio to diversified aircraft spare parts. Exhibiting with global alliance as one-stop services under one roof, Jetsolution features three core divisions aiming to serve client variety with different aviation requirements.

Announcing the strategic alliance with Southern Cross Aviation, headquartered in Fort Lauderdale of USA, a sizeable climate-controlled warehouse operated with decades of parts experience as the top supplier in USA is ready to serve Asia demands through the exclusive window of JetParts.

“We are excited to develop a deeper partnership with SCA after many successful collaborative aircraft sales and transactions. We are proud to extend aircraft parts services supporting Asia finally enhancing the safety and quality flying of aircraft owners with their vip on board,” said Jackie Wu, group president of Jetsolution. “Combining the regional presence of Jetsolution and its understanding of local demands with SCA provides quality products and solutions leading to unmatched opportunities.”

“I'm pleased to cement our relationship with Jetsolution by moving from aircraft sales toward the parts business, constantly identifying opportunities while focusing on innovation. Together, we can create value for emerging Asian aviation with maximum efficiency and reliability” said Patrick Hosmann. president of Southern Cross Aviation.

Jetsolution and SCA have collaborated since 2013, allowing aircraft owners and operators worldwide to access both American and Asian inventories of aircraft and parts with quality and wide variety by having professional operations on local ground. Going forward, Jetsolution and SCA have agreed to work more closely on establishing a regional warehouse with inventories in Asia, increasing efficiency in terms of logistics and procedures, particularly in AOG and urgent supplies.