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Hawker Pacific will be showcasing the Hawker 4000 and Hawker 750 business jets as well as the King Air B200GT as part of its presence at the Singapore Airshow.
Hawker Pacific’s senior vice president, aircraft sales and flight services group, Tony Jones said, “We have chosen these aircraft for display because they are ideally suited to the aviation needs of Asian based corporate executives.”
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Jones added that the company saw strong potential for the Hawker 750 in the region. “The Hawker 750 is new to this market and should create a lot of interest. Based on further development of the superb Hawker platform, the aircraft is not only a class leader in terms of payload, cabin volume and baggage capacity but has a maximum range in excess of 2,100nm which is ideal for local requirements.”
Following the Airshow, the Hawker 4000 and the Hawker 750 will embark on a demonstration tour throughout South East Asia and Australia.
