China’s capital city of Beijing currently boasts two major hub airports: Beijing Capital International Airport and Beijing Daxing International Airport. At Daxing Airport, sixty-five airlines provide connections to 180 destinations across the globe.
This week, the Beijing Daxing International Airport inaugurated the international passenger channel of its fixed-base operator (FBO) alongside a maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility dedicated to business jets.
The deputy general manager of Capital Airports Holdings Co., Ltd., stated that this development is significant for civil aviation transportation and will substantially enhance the growth of business aviation at Beijing Daxing Airport.
The Fixed Base Operator (FBO) provides an extensive array of services for general aviation aircraft, encompassing refueling, maintenance, and hangar accommodations.
The FBO’s international passenger terminal operates around the clock, with the objective of establishing itself as the premier option for business aviation entry and exit, delivering exceptional services tailored for business travelers and VIPs globally.
The FBO at Daxing Airport will prioritize international flights, medical emergency services, aircraft maintenance, aviation tourism, and low-altitude business operations.
The facility dedicated to business jet maintenance features a primary repair area of approximately 5,000 square meters, allowing it to service three large and medium-sized business jets concurrently.
ExecuJet Haite, the entity responsible for the maintenance facility, intends to transform it into a comprehensive life cycle service center for business jets. This center will encompass a range of services, including aircraft maintenance, management, acquisition and sales, dismantling, asset disposal, financial planning, business charters, as well as parts maintenance and sales.
