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COUNTRY SNAPSHOTS<br />
FOR ALL COUNTRY PROFILES PLEASE VISIT: WWW.ASIANSKYMEDIA.COM<br />
JAPAN<br />
Japan had 61 business jets as of year-end 2020. The fleet<br />
size decreased by two since the previous year, equivalent to a<br />
deduction rate of 3.2% This is attributed to two new deliveries, five<br />
pre-owned additions, and nine deductions. 43% of the country’s<br />
jets belong to the light size category, followed by the long-range<br />
(28%) and very light (11%) size categories. Textron and Gulfstream<br />
are the most popular OEMs in the country, accounting for 48% and<br />
21% of the total fleet respectively.<br />
PHILIPPINES<br />
The Philippines had 53 business jets as of year end 2020. The<br />
fleet size increased by three business jets from the previous year,<br />
giving a growth rate of 6.0%. The growth is attributed to one new<br />
delivery, four pre-owned additions, and two deductions. Around<br />
40% of the jets belong to the light category, followed by large<br />
(23%) and medium (23%) size categories.<br />
INDONESIA<br />
Indonesia had 51 business jets at year-end 2020. The fleet size<br />
increased by two since the year prior, equivalent to a growth rate of<br />
4.1%. The growth is attributed to one new delivery, two pre-owned<br />
additions, and one deduction. One third of the jets belong to the large<br />
size category, followed by light (24%) and medium (20%) sized jets.<br />
THAILAND<br />
Thailand had 34 business jets at year-end 2020. The fleet size<br />
stayed the same as at the end of 2019. Thailand saw one new<br />
delivery and one deduction in 2020. The long-range size category<br />
continued to be the most dominant in the country, accounting for<br />
32% of Thailand’s total fleet, followed by medium (24%) sized jets.<br />
SOUTH KOREA<br />
South Korea had 17 business jets as of year-end 2020. The fleet<br />
size decreased by four business jets, equivalent to a reduction<br />
of 19.0%. No new deliveries or pre-owned additions entered<br />
South Korea in 2020.The long-range size category is the most<br />
dominant one in South Korea, accounting for 35% of the total<br />
fleet in South Korea.<br />
NEW ZEALAND<br />
New Zealand had 22 business jets at year-end 2020. The fleet<br />
size increased by three units, giving a 15.8% growth rate. The<br />
growth is comprised of three pre-owned additions. Textron is<br />
the most popular OEM in New Zealand, accounting for 45% of<br />
the total fleet in the country.<br />
ASIA-PACIFIC BUSINESS JET FLEET REPORT – YEAR END 2020<br />
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