This news service talks to a division of the major aircraft group about its business jets division and how US family offices use these airplanes and what they want in future. Stay tuned for more reports in coming days.

This publication’s group editor, Tom Burroughes, interviews Chadi Saade (pictured), the president of Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ), a division of Airbus, one of the biggest players in the business aviation market.

Saade talks about new research Airbus has carried out among family offices in North America to find out what they want from business aviation and the dynamics shaping the sector.

This publication is working with the Toulouse-headquartered aviation business on several stories about how US family offices use business aircraft, future trends, and concerns such as sustainability and use of such jets for humanitarian causes. 

Click on this link to view the video interview, which runs for just over 12 minutes. Besides the discussion, the video has footage of the Airbus aircraft. (There is a full-screen option for viewers who wish to use it.)

This news service has already profiled the ACJ division’s work, and the trends shaping private, business and luxury aviation worldwide. 

Stay tuned for more content in this series with Airbus this week.