During the Farnborough International Airshow 2024, JEKTA and Seaplane Asia announced a significant agreement for the purchase of 14 PHA-ZE 100 zero-emission amphibious aircraft. The delivery of these innovative aircraft is scheduled to commence in 2030, accompanied by training and maintenance support from JEKTA. Seaplane Asia, based in Hong Kong, plans to utilize these aircraft for various purposes like short-distance flights, island connections, sightseeing tours, and yacht transfers in Southeast Asia, with routes spanning from Thailand to Cambodia and Indonesia. The Chief Executive Officer of Seaplane Asia, Dennis Keller, expressed confidence in the PHA-ZE 100's potential to meet their operational needs while focusing on sustainability through its electric and hydrogen options. Keller praised the aircraft's performance in rough conditions, cost-effectiveness, range, speed, and modern cabin design as key factors driving their decision to partner with JEKTA. He emphasized Seaplane Asia's commitment to adopting cutting-edge technologies that align with their sustainability goals. George Alafinov, the CEO of JEKTA Switzerland, echoed this sentiment, highlighting the PHA-ZE 100's advantages such as low maintenance and energy costs, minimal noise levels, environmental friendliness, and minimal infrastructure requirements. Alafinov expressed confidence that the aircraft would enhance Seaplane Asia's services and provide an outstanding flying experience for their customers. This partnership marks a significant step towards sustainable aviation in the region, offering premium and eco-friendly solutions. Both companies are optimistic about the opportunities and benefits that the PHA-ZE 100 aircraft will bring to Seaplane Asia's operations and their customers, showcasing a commitment to innovation, sustainability, and customer satisfaction in the aviation industry.