This July, the German city of Hamburg will host the twelfth G20 Summit. This important event will see more than twenty Heads of State and delegates from international organizations meet at the famous Messehallen Convention Center. Read on to learn more about this influential global gathering.

What is the G20 Summit?

The G20 (which stands for “Group of Twenty”) is a key international forum for cooperation on financial and economic issues. The countries which comprise the group account for more than 80% of gross world product, and 75% of global trade. They are also home to over 60% of the world’s population.

The G20 consists of 19 countries, together with the European Union as an entity. These are Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America.

Several influential organizations also participate in the G20 summit, including the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the United Nations (UN), the World Bank (WB), and the World Trade Organization (WTO).

Discussions at G20 meetings aim to bring about economic reform at both national and multinational levels. The summit is an informal forum, with no legal requirement to uphold the decisions taken. However the discussions are of crucial importance in fostering international alliances and helping to steer the course of the global economy.

During the global financial crisis in 2008, it became apparent that the situation required international cooperation at the highest levels of government. Previously, the G20 summit had involved finance ministers and central bank governors. However, due to the urgency of the circumstances the meeting was changed to include heads of state. This remains the case today, and the G20 is now considered one of the world’s most important forums for international economic cooperation.

 

What Issues Will Be Discussed at the G20 Summit?

The G20 summit addresses ways to achieve strong and balanced global economic growth, as well as to boost employment and living standards worldwide. International trade has been one of the main items on the agenda since the first G20 summit was held in Washington DC in 2008, as economic growth and sustainable employment are seen as being largely dependent on free trade. Several other significant issues are closely linked to economic policy, including climate change, global development, labor market conditions and the impact of emerging technologies.

Delegates will be seeking to build on the achievements of the last G20, which was held in Hangzhou, China in 2016. Major talking points at this year’s gathering are likely to include refugee policy in Europe and counter-terrorism measures, both of which are currently high on the domestic political agenda in the host nation, Germany.

Hamburg: Germany’s Second City

The G20 Summit will be held in the city of Hamburg, a major trade hub which is home to Europe’s third-largest port. It is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Germany, as well as being an economic powerhouse. Hamburg boasts the highest per-capita gross national product in the country, and ranks fourth among European cities in terms of economic performance (preceded only by London, Luxemburg and Brussels).

With a lively, cosmopolitan atmosphere and long history of international relations, Hamburg is an ideal location for the event.

Further Information

The twelfth G20 Summit takes place at the Messehallen Convention Center in Hamburg, from 7–8 July, 2017. To find out more about the build up to the event and to view the full agenda, please visit the official website.

Flying to Hamburg

The principal airport for travel to Hamburg is Hamburg Airport (IATA: HAM, ICAO: EDDH). Hamburg serves as an Airport of Entry (AoE), and is open from 04:00 – 20:59 UTC.

Hamburg Airport is located approximately 9km north of the Messehallen Convention Center. It caters to General Aviation (GA), and provides a full range of ground handling services. VIP passenger and crew lounges are also available.

Landing permits are required only for scheduled commercial and charter flights, and have a processing time of two working days. Visas may be required for passengers and crew, depending on nationality. Prior Permission Required (PPR) and airport slots are both mandatory, and take at least 48 hours to arrange.  Long term parking is available, subject to availability. Helicopter transfers can also be arranged.

Please note that due to the additional security requirements in place for the arrival of the VIP delegates attending the G20, some travel disruption may be expected. No general aviation traffic will be accepted at EDDH from July 1 – 9, as the section of the airport which usually caters to GA will be assigned especially for this purpose. To find out more, please visit the airport’s official website.

The nearest alternate airports and their distances from Hamburg Airport are as follows:

• Hamburg Finkenwerder Airport (XFW / EDHI) – 31km
• Lübeck Blankensee Airport (LBC / EDHL) – 77km
• Bremen Airport (BRE / EDDW) – 129km

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US President Donald Trump announced a key pillar of his $1 trillion infrastructure plan on Monday, and called for the privatization of the country’s Air Traffic Control (ATC) system. “We’re still stuck with an ancient, broken, antiquated, horrible system that doesn’t work,” Trump said of the current Air Traffic Control organization, which is run by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

Whilst the majority of commercial airline companies may agree with this proposal, several groups have raised concerns about the potential impact on General Aviation.

What is the Proposal?

Trump’s plan would involve handing over the United States ATC infrastructure to a private, nonprofit entity. The new organization would have its own board, made up of airlines, unions, airports and federal officials. The administration has not yet presented details on exactly how this body would operate, but claims the change would reduce costs and delays, as well as improving safety and efficiency.

According to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), an autonomous authority which is free to manage its own finances could modernize more quickly. The FAA would oversee the new body, which would be funded through user fees (such as takeoff and landing charges), rather than the taxes on passenger tickets and fuel that currently fund the US aviation system. The Trump administration estimates that it should take around three years to move responsibility for Air Traffic Control from the FAA to this new organization.

The full text of the White House proposals can be read here.

Is There a Precedent?

Many other countries around the world have successfully privatized their ATC operations. New Zealand was the first to end its government’s role in ATC, in the late 1980s. Australia, France, Germany and the United Kingdom followed suit soon afterwards. US airline companies frequently cite Nav Canada, the Ottawa-based nonprofit that has been overseeing Canadian air traffic since 1996, as the most successful example of privatization.

US Representative Bill Shuster tried to initiate a move towards the Canadian model last year. However his bill didn’t reach a vote, due to a lukewarm response from both Democrats and Republicans. Shuster was present at the White House ceremony on Monday, when President Trump announced the revived proposal.

Is Privatization Workable in the United States?

The Air Line Pilots Association, the largest pilots’ union in the US, says that in order to gain support from its members the new system must be as safe as the current one, structured as a not-for-profit and financed by a fair fee structure for all airspace users.

The National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA), which represents more than 20,000 workers involved in American ATC, says any change must protect employee rights, keep safety and efficiency as top priorities, ensure a stable funding stream, and maintain a consistent level of service to all aviation segments. The union supported Bill Shuster’s 2016 bill, and has stated it is looking forward reviewing the specifics of the new proposals.

Reaction from the General Aviation Community

Many rural airports, smaller airlines and charter operators in America are less enthusiastic about the plans. Most are concerned about the new user fees structure, which could place a greater burden on smaller operators. These companies do not benefit from economies of scale, and are frequently working on small profit margins.

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has issued a strongly-worded statement criticizing the plans. The association has called for the focus to be on modernizing the current infrastructure, rather than privatization. Their main objection is that the commercial airlines will have too much influence, gaining more control over the ATC system and effectively shutting out smaller operators.

“We are deeply concerned with the president’s call for ATC privatization – a concept that has long been a goal of the big airlines. No one should confuse ATC modernization with ATC privatization – the two are very different concepts.” said Ed Bolen, President and CEO of the NBAA. “We are concerned that those left behind under ATC privatization would be the citizens, companies and communities that rely on General Aviation for all manner of services.”

To read the full NBAA statement, please click here.

Several other aviation groups are also opposed to the plans, and together have sent a joint letter to the White House highlighting their concerns. Their full letter can be read here.

What does the Future Hold for American Air Traffic Control?

Whether the Trump administration’s proposals come to fruition or not, the US ATC system is due for an upgrade. The FAA has been working on the $35 billion NextGen digital system for several years, which will replace radar-based aircraft tracking with GPS and introduce more advanced flight planning software. These improvements will enable airlines to plan more direct, faster flight paths, increasing efficiency across the board.

The target for the roll-out to be completed is 2030, however the program has already missed several key deadlines. Advances in artificial intelligence technology could also do away with some of the more routine elements of Air Traffic Control.

Regardless of which body will be overseeing ATC operations, it seems inevitable that changes are coming to how American airspace is managed. The General Aviation community is united in its hope for a fair future and equal opportunity for all stakeholders.

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The Bahamas, officially known as the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, is an English-speaking country located in the north-east of the Caribbean Sea. This diverse archipelago consists of 29 islands, 661 cays and 2,387 islets. Here we will examine some of the key points to consider when arranging your flight to the Bahamas.

Tourism in the Bahamas

The economy of the Bahamas relies heavily on tourism. The tourist industry accounts for over 60% of the Bahamian GDP, and provides jobs for more than half the country’s workforce. With an abundance of secluded resorts and pristine sandy beaches, it is a popular destination for holidaymakers and attracted over 6 million visitors in 2016.

How Do I Get to the Bahamas?

There are over 60 airports available throughout the Bahamas (please click here to view a full list). However many of these are smaller airfields, which may be lacking in facilities and ground handling equipment. Note also that when operating into and out of the region, your journey must include a designated Airport of Entry (AoE) on arrival and departure. When arranging your flight to the Bahamas, be sure to check in advance which airport is best suited to your requirements.

The key AoEs in the Bahamas are as follows: 

Island	Airport	IACO Code
Abaco	Marsh Harbor	MYAM
Abaco	Sandy Point	MYAS
Abaco	Treasure Cay Intel	MYAT
Andros	Andros Town	MYAF
Andros	Congo Town	MYAK
Andros	San Andros	MYAN
Berry Islands	Chub Cay	MYBC
Bimini	South Bimini	MYBS
Cat	New Bight	MYCB
Eleuthera	Governors Harbor Intel	MYEM
Eleuthera	North Eleuthera	MYEH
Eleuthera	Rock Sound	MYER
Exuma	Exuma Intel	MYEF
Grand Bahama	Grand Bahama Intel	MYGF
Great Inagua	Matthew Town	MYIG
Long Island	Stella Maris	MYLS
New Providence	Nassau Intel	MYNN
San Salvador	San Salvador	MYSM

Note that the only official airports that have lights for night flying are Nassau and Freeport. A few “Out Island” airports have lighting installed, however this is usually intended for use in emergencies only. Contact us for the most up-to-date information on the facilities at any particular airport.

What Documents Are Needed for a Flight to the Bahamas?

As with any destination, planning a flight to the Bahamas requires an understanding of the local rules and regulations.

First and foremost, ensure all passengers and crew have valid passports. The pilot of your aircraft must provide their English-proficient endorsed pilot’s certificate, as well as a medical certificate and Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit (RP). A letter of authorization is also required if the aircraft is not registered under the pilot’s name.

Always file an International Flight Plan for your trip. If you are flying from the US, it is mandatory to file passenger and crew manifests via the Electronic Advance Passenger Information System (eAPIS) online reporting system. General Declaration (GenDec) and immigration cards should be prepared in advance of your landing. Be aware that any children traveling with only one parent require a notarized statement of approval from the absent parent confirming the dates of the trip.

What Are the Aircraft Requirements?

Aircraft travelling to this region must provide the following:

• Standard airworthiness certificate
• Permanent registration certificate (no temporary certificates are accepted)
• Radio station license
• Operating limitations information
• Weight and Balance information
• ID data plate
• 12-inch registration marks
• Transponder (with minimum Mode C)
• ELT communications on the aeronautical emergency frequency 121.5 MHz and/or 406 MHz
• Aircraft with fuel tanks installed in the baggage or passenger compartments must have Form 337 on board
• A life vest/flotation device must be carried for each person aboard

What If I Am Returning to or Through the US?

Remember that your flight needs to depart the country from a designated AoE. File one GenDec, and turn in a copy of the immigration card. You should also pay your departure tax (all persons six years and older leaving the Bahamas must pay a government departure tax of $29.00), file the mandatory eAPIS and advise US Customs at least one hour prior to arrival.

Don’t forget to file an international flight plan (242-377-7116 or 1-800-WX-BRIEF), or alternatively you can fly and then file with Nassau (124.2, 128.0) or Freeport (122.3). When you land at a US Airport of Entry, take all of your baggage and proceed directly to Customs. Immediately prepare your US arrival report (pilot only) and customs declaration cards.

Your route may necessitate entering Cuban airspace. To find out more about the regulations governing Cuban Overflight permits, please click here.

Are There Any Peak Season Considerations to Bear in Mind?

The peak season for travel to this region is generally from November through to April. During this period of heavier general aviation activity, you will see many foreign registered aircraft on the ramps of the island airports. These tend to vary in size, from single engine recreational aircraft all the way up to large cabin corporate jets.

The more popular airports become quite congested, so obtaining space on the ramp may present more of a challenge. This is especially true over holiday periods, such as Christmas/New Year or the spring break for schools. It is not uncommon for some operators of corporate aircraft to drop off passengers at their destination, and then fly the aircraft to the nearest place with free parking space available. In extreme cases this could be somewhere on the US Gulf Coast, or even Miami. It is essential to plan and book ahead, with one month in advance recommended for flights during peak periods.

Any Other Important Points to Remember?

In terms of trip planning, remember to check on fuel availability at your destination airport. Shortages are not unknown in this region – your airport of arrival will be on an island, where everything must be shipped in. It is strongly advised to book your fuel uplift before you fly. This way, the FBO will be fully prepared and can let you know in case of any foreseeable issues. Thanks to our extensive global network, Jetex can arrange fuel at practically any location. Our team will liaise with local ground staff to ensure everything is arranged for you ahead of arrival, saving you time and giving greater peace of mind. Click here to find out more about our fuel services.

Another important factor to consider is that the majority of the island airports are subject to curfews. These are vacation hotspots, and tourists would not appreciate noisy jets cruising overhead, disturbing the peace and quiet on the beach. Always check to confirm the operating hours at your airport of arrival before setting off on your journey.

By following these tips, you can be assured of a smooth and pleasant journey to one of the world’s most sought-after vacation destinations.

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We deliver world-class trip planning services, including permit arrangements, ground handling, fuel uplifts and bespoke concierge services. Our dedicated operations team is on standby 24/7 to look after all the technical details of your journey, allowing you to relax and enjoy your trip.

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Glastonbury Festival is a five-day festival of performing arts that takes place near Pilton, Somerset in England. Best known as a music festival, the event also hosts dance, comedy, theatre, circus and cabaret acts. The biggest names in pop and rock have played at Glastonbury over the years, alongside many thousands of others appearing on smaller stages and performance areas.

The festival is considered one of the largest in the world. Attended by over 135,000 music fans, the event sees a massive influx of people to the area and requires extensive infrastructure in terms of security, transport, water and electricity supply. The majority of staff are volunteers, helping the festival to raise millions of pounds for good causes. The main charities which benefit include Oxfam, Greenpeace and Water Aid.

Regarded as a major event in British culture, Glastonbury also receives extensive media attention around the world. The BBC provides live television and radio coverage throughout the festival. In addition, more than 80 performances from individual artists are set to be streamed live on a dedicated section of their website.

History

Organizer Michael Eavis was inspired to host the first event (then called Pilton Festival) after seeing an open air concert by Led Zeppelin at the 1970 Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music. After the 1970s, the festival took place almost every year, growing larger each time. The number of attendees was often swollen by gatecrashers, with an estimated 250,000 people attending in the year 2,000, more than double the number of tickets sold.

From its humble beginnings over four decades ago, the Glastonbury Festival quickly grew and established itself as one of the world’s foremost cultural events. Countless legendary acts have performed at the festival, with previous headliners including household names such as Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, David Bowie, James Brown, Neil Young, Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder and the Rolling Stones.

 

Glastonbury Festival 2017

The initial batch of 135,000 tickets for the Glastonbury Festival 2017 sold out in less than 50 minutes when released last October. This was before the line-up had even been announced, underscoring the event’s immense popularity.

This year’s headliners will include Ed Sheeran, Katy Perry, Foo Fighters and Radiohead. As well as these hugely popular acts, festival goers can enjoy over 2,000 performances across 100 different venues, taking in music from all genres, cabaret, comedy, theatre, circus, film, dance, a kids field, poetry, arts and crafts, and much more. Each area of the site has its own character and attractions, all wrapped up in a uniquely bohemian atmosphere.

The Glastonbury Festival 2017 takes place from Wednesday June 21 – Sunday June 25 at Worthy Farm in Somerset.
For further information, and to see full details on the festival line-up, please visit the official website.

Flying to Glastonbury

The closest international airport to the Glastonbury site is Bristol Airport (IATA: BRS, ICAO: EGGD). Located at Lulsgate Bottom in North Somerset, it is a commercial airport serving the city of Bristol and surrounding areas. The airport is around 36km north of the festival site.

Bristol Airport offers a dedicated 600m² General Aviation (GA) terminal, with self-contained security facilities and two passenger lounges. The airport is operational 24/7, and functions as an Airport of Entry (AoE). Customs and Immigration staff are on duty 24 hours.

Equipment available on-site includes fuel trucks, de-icing rig, ASU, tugs, GPU, O2/N2, toilet and water services, cabin cleaning, hangarage and access equipment for visiting engineers. Aircraft parking is located within meters of the terminal entrance, and can accommodate up to 16 large aircraft.

PPR, Slots & Parking

Prior Permission Required (PPR) is mandatory, however no landing permits are required. It takes around 72 working hours to process PPR. Full flight details should be submitted with the request.

Slots are not necessary for GA traffic at Bristol airport unless there is a special event located nearby at the time of operation, in which case they may be implemented. Currently, there are no relevant NOTAMs posted over the festival period. However, due to the volume of people heading to Glastonbury it is advisable to arrange your flight at the earliest opportunity.

Aircraft parking needs to be booked, with a lead time of 72 working hours. Long term parking is possible, subject to availability.

Helicopter transfers are also available directly to the festival site from Bristol Airport, allowing revelers to bypass the traffic on the ground (which is expected to be heavily congested) and arrive in comfort and style.

If you have any questions on arranging your flight to Bristol Airport, please contact our team today on +971 4 212 4000 or email info@jetex.com.

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Planning a trip to Glastonbury? Arrive in style with Jetex!

The Jetex Lifestyle team will ensure you and your party receive 5-star treatment throughout your trip. Jetex Lifestyle is a groundbreaking concept, bringing together an irresistible package of privileges and bespoke services. Our exclusive partnerships and extensive connections enable us to craft unique experiences which are unavailable elsewhere. If you can imagine it, we can arrange it!

From exclusive helicopter transfers to locating the perfect accommodation close to the festival site, Jetex Lifestyle can tailor your Glastonbury experience to your exact requirements.

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This May, Amber Lounge returns to Monte Carlo for the Monaco Grand Prix. The world’s most exclusive motorsports lifestyle experience, this one-of-a-kind entertainment extravaganza follows the Formula One series around the globe.

Amber Lounge’s prestigious parties bring together the best in gastronomy, fashion and music for a truly unforgettable Grand Prix weekend.

Hi-octane Thrills in an Iconic Destination

The Monaco Grand Prix takes place from May 25–28. Run on the streets of the principality since 1929, the race is considered part of the “triple crown” of motorsports (alongside the Indy 500 and the Le Mans 24 Hours). Its unique setting makes it one of the most glamorous and exciting races in Formula One.

Amber Lounge takes things to the next level, bringing its renowned blend of style and sophistication to this iconic destination. Race fans can indulge in an exclusive range of VIP race viewing options and three nights of euphoric parties. Invitations are coveted by international jet-setters, royalty and celebrities.

The Ultimate Vantage Point

One of the things which sets the Monaco Grand Prix apart is its harbor-side location. This gives race goers an opportunity to view the action from the comfort of their own private yachts. The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is the only other race on the Formula One calendar with a similar arrangement.

Amber Lounge’s luxurious tri-deck celebrity yacht boasts the most vibrant and high-octane race viewing location in the Principality. Guests can enjoy free-flowing champagne whilst mingling with F1 drivers, celebrities and the international jet set.

A Weekend Like No Other

Get ready for the Formula One event of a lifetime! The schedule of events at this year’s Amber Lounge is as follows:

Friday 26/05/2017

U*NITE – from 8:30pm
The weekend kicks off in style, with the innovative clubbing concept U*NITE. Attend the famous Amber Lounge fashion show, where F1 drivers take to the catwalk. The evening features charity auctions, gourmet dining and a glamorous after-party.

Saturday 27/05/2017

Qualifiers – from 10:00am
Experience unbeatable views of the qualifying races from the comfort of the Amber Lounge celebrity yacht. Guests will be treated to exclusive F1 driver appearances, an open bar and gourmet buffet.

Amber Lounge Dining – 8:30pm
Attendees can enjoy a superb meal with stunning ocean views.

EXTRAVAGANZA After-party – 10:30pm onwards
This vibrant gathering features non-stop performances by DJs and artists from around the world.

Sunday 28/05/2017

Monaco Grand Prix – from 10:00am
Experience the ultimate in jet set race viewing hospitality on board the Amber Lounge celebrity yacht, as the main event gets underway.

Evening Meal – 8:30pm
Al fresco dining, Amber Lounge style.

F1 Driver Post-race Party – 10:30pm onwards
The F1 Driver Post-race Party is the most eagerly anticipated night of the weekend. The Amber Lounge is the place to see and be seen, as the F1 drivers and teams gather for post-race celebrations. This is the hottest ticket in town, and an unmissable event for all racing fanatics.

For further information, please visit the official Amber Lounge website.

Jetex and Amber Lounge

In 2016, Jetex was appointed as an official partner for Amber Lounge F1 events. Through this 3-year collaboration, we are helping to create an unparalleled Grand Prix weekend for F1 fans at locations including Abu Dhabi, Mexico, Monaco and Singapore.

Jetex’s range of bespoke concierge services naturally complements the Amber Lounge experience, offering you access to the most exclusive restaurants, VIP transportation and lifestyle options. Our partnership with Amber Lounge underlines Jetex’s shared commitment to delivering services of the highest quality.

Helicopter Transfers

During the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, Jetex will be providing a regular helicopter shuttle service from Nice Côte d’Azur Airport (IATA: NCE, ICAO: LFMN) to Monaco Heliport (IATA: MCM, ICAO: LNMC). The approximate journey time is just seven minutes, allowing you to arrive in comfort, speed, and above all, style!

Flying by jet to Nice? Please click here to read our handy guide about arranging general aviation operations to Nice/Monaco.

Ground Transport

Looking for a ride that will turn heads? Let Jetex take care of all your ground transport requirements! From luxurious limousines to high-end SUVs, we offer a wide range of best-in-class chauffeur driven transport options. The vehicle of your choice will be waiting at the appointed time, ready to whisk you to your onward destination.

Amber Lounge Tickets

Need tickets for any of the Amber Lounge events? We’ve got you covered! Our Lifestyle Management team work closely with Amber Lounge, and can help you obtain entry to the weekend’s most exclusive happenings.

Accommodation

Demand for accommodation in Monte Carlo is always high during the Grand Prix weekend, with the most popular hotels selling out months in advance. Jetex has the connections necessary to secure the best available rooms, at highly competitive rates. Contact our travel team today to discuss your requirements. We can help you find exactly what you are looking for, even at short notice.

Arrange Your Trip to Monaco with Jetex

Traveling to Monaco for the Grand Prix? Arrange your trip with Jetex! As an official partner for Amber Lounge, we have access to the most sought-after tickets in town.

The Jetex Lifestyle team will ensure you and your party receive 5 star treatment throughout your stay. Jetex Lifestyle is a groundbreaking concept, bringing together an irresistible package of privileges and bespoke services. Our exclusive partnerships and extensive global connections enable us to craft unique experiences which are unavailable elsewhere.

From last-minute travel arrangements to impossible-to-find tickets, Jetex Lifestyle delivers.
If you can imagine it, we can arrange it!

For further information, please contact us on +971 4 212 4088 or lifestyle@jetex.com.