Diamond Aircraft announced Airflite Asia (Singapore) Pte Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Airflite Pty Ltd, as the sales agent for the Philippines.
"Airflite is delighted to be appointed as the official Diamond Aircraft representative for the Philippines," said Joachim Hartmann Airflite’s VP Aircraft Sales for Asia. "We see the Philippines as being a very important market for the Diamond Aircraft product range."
"Diamond Aircraft is an extremely progressive and innovative company with a product range that is ideally suited to the market," Joachim elaborated. "Diamond Aircraft provides cost effective solutions for flight training, business aviation and special missions."
“We are excited to work with Airflite now also for the Philippine market in addition to the Indonesian market and to continue to grow the Diamond fleet worldwide,” Jane Wang, Sales Director, Diamond Aircraft Austria.
Airflite, established in 1981, has had a long-standing relationship with Diamond in Australia. Owners of 12 DA 40 NGs, fully supported and maintained by Airflite and providing elementary flight training for the Australian Air Force Cadets. Airflite is proud to see the relationship with Diamond Aircraft evolve into Sales Partnership status in Indonesia last year and now in the Philippines, further embedding the company as a total aviation solutions provider in the Asia Pacific region.
More information on Airflite can be found on: www.airflite.com.au
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