CJI London in full swing

CJI London is in full swing. L-R: Omar Kuwatly, Bombardier; Alan Semsar, Barcelona Executives; Steve Varsano, The Jet Business.

Leading figures in business aviation are connecting and sharing valuable insight at our showpiece Corporate Jet Investor London conference.

About 600 delegates from all sectors of the industry have gathered for three days of panel discussions and intimate networking.

Topics have been wide-ranging and included Monday’s focus on aircraft registries followed by the business of charter and the rise of tech and AI.

The second day featured panels on operators, predictive engine maintenance, analysis of the global market and the economics of aircraft brokerage as well as key insight from Textron, Guardian Jet and Flexjet and Viasat.

Wednesday’s sessions include onboard connectivity, the economics of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), the large cabin market, FBOs as an asset class and regulatory threats.

Embraer’s CCO Stephen Friedrich, Avinode Group’s Per Marthinsson, NJ Correnti of Nicholas Air and Eric Jullien, deputy vice president Commercial,  Airbus Corporate Jets will also feature in solo sessions.

The day will wrap up with the Dealmakers Dinner hosted by AIC Title Service, Airbus Corporate Jets, EMCJET, Qatar Executive and Viasat.

This will be followed by the Flight-Cap Afterparty hosted by Action Aviation.