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Press Release
Issued by Boutsen Aviation.
May 8, 2019
Boutsen Aviation has had a past month jam-packed full of events, and expects the next promises to be even busier.
There was no shortage of international travel in the month of April. Asia was of particular focus, as the company worked to expand its presence in the Far East and southeast Asian market with sales representative Atiesh Mishra in Delhi and VP sales Timothée Marcie. From April 17 – 19, Mr. Marcie was onsite in Shanghai at the ABACE convention, an event that led to several new business developments. In addition to his activity in Europe, Mr. Marcie is Boutsen's specialist in this region, having worked extensively on sales for Dassault Falcon in China prior to joining the Boutsen team.
“Despite some recent signs of slow-down, there is obviously still great potential in China,” he remarks. “Our flexibility as a boutique brokerage firm and our presence on the market forefront allow us to efficiently bridge the gap between continents, therefore bringing value to our clients, who are always looking for the best deals.” Just prior to this event, the team was also onsite at the Singapore Yacht Show, working to cross-network between the similar clientele base of yachting and aviation industries.
The yachting world has indeed opened many doors for new networks, therefore Boutsen Aviation will be an official sponsor for the upcoming Superyacht Show taking place in Barcelona from May 8 – 11. “We have never played such a role in an event outside of the aviation industry,” comments founder and chairman Thierry Boutsen. “However we are seeing more and more of this crosspollination between the two worlds, and we’ve decided to go full throttle into pursuing this new direction.” As an official sponsor, Boutsen Aviation will host the welcome dinner in Barcelona on the evening of May 8.
While Mr. Boutsen spends the majority of his time managing aircraft transactions, his passion for sport (driven by his long career as an Formula 1 pilot) has never dwindled. Every year, he partakes in the annual Champagne and Oyster Cycling Club’s St. Tropez to Monaco Charity Ride. The ride, which took place this year on Sunday April 28, was a benefit to raise funds for the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation. Boutsen Aviation was also an official sponsor for the event. “It allows us to give back to a local cause, meanwhile also allowing for a wonderful experience of riding alongside many of my former F1 colleagues.”
While the past month’s events have been busy for Boutsen Aviation, the year’s most important event is soon approaching: The entire team will be onsite for EBACE in Geneva from May 21 - 23 to showcase and promote the sale of Airbus A319CJ MSN 3826 G-NOAH. “We are looking forward to bringing G-NOAH to EBACE this year,” says president Dominique Trinquet. “And we are confident it’s going to be another successful show.”