🚀 Deer Jet's Beijing Operations Intensify, Hangzhou Rises to Top Destination
Deer Jet's Beijing base is in a phase of operational acceleration. Avi-Go data shows that in the nearly 30 days from May 23 to July 22, 2026, the base flew a total of 375 movements, including 163 in June and 169 already in July (1st to 22nd), with the daily average rising from approximately 5.4 movements/day in June to approximately 7.7 movements/day in July, an increase of about 42%. In terms of destination distribution, Hangzhou topped both charts with 35 departures and 36 arrivals, forming a core East China–North China triangle with Beijing and Shanghai. Tokyo was the only international city in the top eight and showed balanced round-trip traffic. The fleet was concentrated in Gulfstream large-cabin and mid-size types: G550 110, G450 94, G650ER 45, G650 40 movements, with the four Gulfstream models totaling 289 movements, accounting for approximately 77%.
Impact: The shift in destinations toward Hangzhou reflects rising business and charter demand from Deer Jet in East China. The fleet's heavy reliance on the Gulfstream platform places higher demands on spare parts and MRO resource scheduling for this series.
Recommendation: Ahead of the peak season in August 2026, FBOs and ground service providers can increase slots and ground support for the Hangzhou–Beijing–Shanghai triangle routes. MRO suppliers should lock in the scheduled maintenance windows for the G550/G450 and secure Gulfstream aircraft material inventory in advance, to avoid AOG bottlenecks during periods of rising operational intensity.