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Revision as of 13:16, 9 November 2015
Asian Business Aviation Association or AsBAA, is a non-profit corporation based in Hong Kong. At the time of this writing, The Association represents 39 members. [1]
Platinum Members
Here is the current list of Platinum Members:[1]
- Airbus
- Asian Sky Group
- BBA Aviation
- Beechcraft
- Boeing
- Bombardier
- Deer Jet
- Embraer
- Global Flying
- Gulfstream
- Hong Kong Business Aviation Center
- HongKong Jet
- Jeppesen
- Sino
- UAS International Trip Support
- Universal Weather and Aviation
Corporate Members
Here is the current list of Corporate Members:[2]
- AAC
- ACAM
- ACASS
- AERO Chine
- AIR AISLE
- ALASKA AEROFUEL
- ALLPOINTS JET CO., LTD
- AIRINC Direct
- ASIA JET
- Avinode
- BAA
- Bank of America
- BluInc
- BUSINESS AVIA PARTNER
- CAEA AVIATION
- Cessna
- China Business Aviation Group
- CIBAS
- CIT
- Comlux
- Dassault
- EXECUTIVE JETS ASIA
- EVA SKY JET CENTER
- FlightSafety International
- Gama aviation
- GE
- Greenpoint Technologies
- HAWKER PACIFIC
- Honeywell
- Hunt & Palmer
- ibac
- JetAsia
- JET ASIA-PACIFIC
- JET AVIATION
- JETCRAFT ASIA
- JETGALA
- JSSI
- METROJET
- MJETS
- NBAA
- NETJETS
- Nexus
- OrientSKYs
- PhilJets
- Premiair
- Reed Exhibitions
- Rockwell Collins
- Rolls-Royce
- SALEM IBRAHIM PARTNERS
- Satcom direct
- Sinojet
- SO KEUNG YIP & SIN
- Airlines Sunrise
- TAG Aviation
- TOPCAST
- Townsend LEATHER
- UNITED TECHNOLOGIES
- VASERCO AEROSPACE
- VISTA JET
- WIN AIR
- WORLD FUEL
- ZENITH JET
References
- ^ "ASBAA Platinum Members List". ASBAA. Retrieved 26 March 2015.
- ^ "ABAG Corporate Members". ABAG. Retrieved 26 March 2015.
External links
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