Advance Aviation Jet

Advance Aviation Jet, also known as Advance Jet, is a Thai air-charter operation registered in Bangkok. The company focuses on business-jet management and operation, while also providing related aviation services such as consulting, flight support, and ground handling. Its operational base and operations control center are located at Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok. The company was established in February 2011 by Chai Nasylvanta, four years after the creation of Advance Aviation Company Limited. It subsequently obtained an air operator certificate from Thailand's Civil Aviation Authority, formerly known as the Department of Civil Aviation. The certificate enabled the company to conduct regulated commercial air-transport activities within the applicable Thai aviation framework. Advance Aviation Jet began operations with a reported registered capital of 150 million baht and a 550 million baht subordinated shareholder loan in October 2011. The available reference material describes the business as operating without external commercial debt at that stage and acquiring aircraft with cash. This financing structure was associated with the company's early fleet and operating model, but no later financial information is available in the supplied sources. The company has worked with related aviation businesses including Advance Aviation and SkyDance. In early 2015, it formed Universal Aviation (Thailand) Co., Ltd. as a joint venture with Universal Weather and Aviation Corporation, a Houston-based provider of ground handling and trip-support services. The partnership broadened Advance Aviation Jet's ability to support international business-aviation movements, including trip planning and ground services. Advance Aviation Jet has been identified as a dedicated Gulfstream operator. The supplied reference lists two Gulfstream G200 aircraft in its fleet, although fleet size and composition can change and no current fleet register is provided. The company's business proposition is centered on private and executive aviation rather than scheduled passenger airline service. Its activities combine aircraft operation and management with specialist support services for aircraft owners, charter customers, and other aviation users. The available material does not establish a current parent company, ultimate owner, public listing, official website, current executive roster, or detailed route network. Accordingly, Advance Aviation Jet is best described as a privately held Thai business-aviation operator and aviation-services company rather than a conventional scheduled passenger airline.

Advance Aviation Jet was founded in February 2011 by Chai Nasylvanta. Its creation followed the establishment of Advance Aviation Company Limited four years earlier, placing the company within a broader Thai aviation-business context. The new operation was organized to provide business-jet management and operation alongside other aviation-related services. In October 2011, the company reported a registered capital of 150 million baht and a subordinated shareholder loan of 550 million baht. The available historical account states that it operated without external commercial debt at that time and purchased aircraft with cash. This early capitalization supported the launch of its air-charter and business-aviation activities. Advance Aviation Jet obtained an air operator certificate from Thailand's aviation regulator. The regulator was then known as the Department of Civil Aviation and is now the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand. The certificate provided the regulatory basis for the company's commercial aviation operations. The company established its operating infrastructure at Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok. Its headquarters and operations control center are located there, while the cited office address is on the second floor of Terminal 1 at Bangkok International Airport, also known as Don Mueang International Airport. By the early 2010s, Advance Aviation Jet was described as a dedicated Gulfstream operator. The supplied reference identifies two Gulfstream G200 aircraft in the fleet. In early 2015, the company entered a joint venture with Universal Weather and Aviation Corporation, a Houston-based ground-handling and trip-support business. The resulting Universal Aviation (Thailand) Co., Ltd. extended the company's aviation-support capabilities and connected its Thai operations with an international trip-support network. Advance Aviation Jet has also been associated with Advance Aviation, SkyDance, and Universal Aviation (Thailand). Its service scope includes business-jet management and operation, aviation consulting, flight support, and ground handling. The available sources do not provide a complete account of later fleet changes, ownership, financial performance, route activity, leadership succession, or current corporate status. The historical record therefore supports a description of the company as a Bangkok-based Thai air-charter and business-aviation services operator, but not a detailed assessment of its present scale.

1. 2015Universal Aviation Thailand joint venture

   Advance Aviation Jet formed Universal Aviation (Thailand) Co., Ltd. with Universal Weather and Aviation Corporation to provide ground-handling and trip-support capabilities.

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2. 2011Advance Aviation Jet founded

   Chai Nasylvanta began Advance Aviation Jet in February as a Thai business-aviation and air-charter operation.

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3. 2011Initial capitalization and operations

   In October, the company was reported to have 150 million baht in registered capital and a 550 million baht subordinated shareholder loan. The historical account states that it operated without external commercial debt and acquired aircraft with cash.

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4. 2011Air operator certificate obtained

   Advance Aviation Jet received an air operator certificate from Thailand's civil-aviation regulator, then called the Department of Civil Aviation and now known as the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand.

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5. 2007Advance Aviation predecessor established

   Advance Aviation Company Limited, the earlier business associated with the later Advance Aviation Jet operation, was established four years before Advance Aviation Jet.

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A Thai business-aviation operator combining private-jet operation and management with consulting, flight support, and ground-handling capabilities.

• Business-jet charterAir charter2011

  Advance Aviation Jet operates in the air-charter market, with an emphasis on private and executive business aviation rather than scheduled passenger airline services. The available sources do not specify a public timetable, detailed destination list, or charter pricing structure.

• Business-jet management and operationAircraft management2011

  The company's principal specialization is the management and operation of business jets. This type of service can encompass operational control and aviation administration, but the supplied sources do not define a complete package of owner services. Advance Aviation Jet has been described as a dedicated Gulfstream operator.

• Aviation consultingAviation services2011

  Aviation consulting is listed among Advance Aviation Jet's related activities. No detailed description of the consulting disciplines, customer segments, or engagement structure is provided in the available reference material.

• Flight support and ground handlingFlight support2011

  Advance Aviation Jet provides or coordinates flight-support and ground-handling services. Its 2015 joint venture with Universal Weather and Aviation Corporation created Universal Aviation (Thailand), linking the Thai operation with an established international ground-handling and trip-support provider.

• Gulfstream G200 operationBusiness aircraft

  The cited fleet description identifies two Gulfstream G200 aircraft associated with Advance Aviation Jet. The G200 is a business jet used for executive and private air travel. The reference does not establish whether these aircraft remain in the current fleet.

• 2015Formation of Universal Aviation (Thailand)M&A

  Advance Aviation Jet sought to expand its international ground-handling and trip-support capabilities.

  What changed. It formed a joint venture with Universal Weather and Aviation Corporation, creating Universal Aviation (Thailand) Co., Ltd.

  Aftermath. The partnership added a dedicated Thai platform for ground handling and trip support. The available sources do not report subsequent ownership changes or financial outcomes.

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• 2011Debt-light launch and cash aircraft acquisitionStrategy

  At its launch, Advance Aviation Jet was reported to have shareholder-backed capitalization and no external commercial debt.

  What changed. The company used registered capital and a subordinated shareholder loan to support operations and acquire aircraft with cash.

  Aftermath. The financing approach supported the company's early business-aviation operation, although later financial results and capital structure are not available in the supplied sources.

  Registered capital and subordinated shareholder loan. 150 million baht registered capital; 550 million baht subordinated shareholder loan (October 2011)

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