HONG KONG - Sino Jet announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Honeywell at the Middle East and North Africa Business Aviation Association (MEBAA) exhibition. The agreement focuses on advancing next-generation aviation connectivity technologies. The partnership will center on the integration of Honeywell’s JetWave X satellite communication system and enhanced digital tools for Sino Jet’s fleet.
"We are excited to be further strengthening our partnership with Honeywell as we celebrate the opening of Sino Jet's Middle East International Headquarters," said Chris Wu, president of Sino Jet International. "The advanced connectivity technologies and solutions provided by Honeywell have greatly benefited our clients, offering them significant convenience and value."
Wu emphasized the importance of Honeywell’s systems in improving the safety, operational efficiency, and overall customer experience of Sino Jet’s fleet.
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The collaboration comes as Sino Jet continues to prioritize digital transformation within its operations. The company has developed a comprehensive digital management system and launched its "Smart Sino Jet" operations center, which it says has enhanced safety and operational efficiency.
"Staying connected is critical to flight safety and efficiency," said Jason Wissink, vice president and general manager of Services and Connectivity at Honeywell Aerospace Technologies. "Honeywell’s satellite communications systems provide operators, passengers, and crew with reliable, consistent connectivity throughout the world."
Under the MoU, the two companies aim to explore further advancements in connectivity and fleet intelligence. Honeywell brings more than three decades of experience in satellite communications to the partnership, which it says will support Sino Jet’s goal of "safe, efficient, and smart" fleet operations.
The announcement reflects Sino Jet’s focus on global growth and technological innovation in the business aviation sector. Both companies view the partnership as a significant milestone that could drive broader advancements in the industry.
