Nextant Aerospace has big expectations for the Indian market for its 400XTi light jet and G90XT twin turboprop, which are respectively remanufactured Beechjet 400A/400XPs and King Air C90s. In fact, India has the largest entry-level jet fleet in Asia (17 percent of the $1.7 billion market), and deliveries in this segment have doubled over the past five years.
Arun Sharma, managing director for Aviators, Nextant’s sales agent in India, asserted to AIN this week at the Dubai Airshow that both Nextant models offer the best value for their price. For the $4.95 million 400XTi, he is targeting customers who have orders pending for new entry-level jets but haven’t yet taken delivery. “We’re asking them to take a pause and look at the value proposition of the 400XTi,” Sharma said. “The unfavorable exchange rate in India erodes the value for brand-new aircraft, and the 400XTi–with its 2,000-nm range with four passengers–is an ideal airplane for the region.”
21/11/13 Chad Trautvetter/AINonline.com
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Arun Sharma, managing director for Aviators, Nextant’s sales agent in India, asserted to AIN this week at the Dubai Airshow that both Nextant models offer the best value for their price. For the $4.95 million 400XTi, he is targeting customers who have orders pending for new entry-level jets but haven’t yet taken delivery. “We’re asking them to take a pause and look at the value proposition of the 400XTi,” Sharma said. “The unfavorable exchange rate in India erodes the value for brand-new aircraft, and the 400XTi–with its 2,000-nm range with four passengers–is an ideal airplane for the region.”
21/11/13 Chad Trautvetter/AINonline.com
