Sino Jet shared that its stability and growth in 2020 came in part because of its swift implementation of new safety protocols. It secured confidence by adjusting its standard operating practice (SOP) to safeguard passenger and crew safety. By February 2020, the company had implemented comprehensive safety practices including aircraft disinfection, double-crew roster scheduling to manage quarantine regulations and introduction of personal protection equipment PPE on flights. Further to the company’s swift adjustment to safety protocol, Sino Jet received a surge in inquiries from over 3000 new passengers wishing to repatriate or complete essential travel. Despite significant restrictions, Sino Jet’s global team worked closely with the authorities and its industry partners, utilising its regional resources and relationships to carry out flights in 2020.
“We understand that many organisations need to complete business-critical travel to protect jobs through this crisis. Whilst we continue to face enormous operational challenges, we are proud to have enabled the resumption of some business travel, operating safely through the challenges and constraints of COVID-19”, commented a company spokesperson.
In the second quarter of 2020, Sino Jet reported an increase in movements year-on-year from 2019, a trend the company says it expects to continue as more new entrants utilise business aviation.The company serves a growing demographic of high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) and business leaders from various sectors including technology, medical services, and manufacturing. Many of the new users expressed concern over flying on commercial airlines due to contact/risk points, hygiene concerns, and limited availability of scheduled flights. Opting to fly private, the users can significantly reduce contact points, fly alone or with their colleagues or family, and control their flight schedule according to business needs