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jras has opened an office in Hong Kong.
The office is situated within Cathay City at Hong
Kong International Airport, the hub of Hong Kong's
aviation industry. By being so geographically
close to all three of Hong Kong's major carriers;
Cathay Pacific, Air Hong Kong and Dragonair, jras
is able to offer it's Clients a unique position
from which to conduct business with these airlines
in Hong Kong and with other carriers around the
region.
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jras welcomes Ms Cindy Shum as Customer
Services Executive. Cindy joins jras from previous
roles within the aviation industry in Hong Kong
and brings with her a wealth of experience and host
of long standing relationships. Cindy will be responsible
for the smooth day-to-day running and administration
of the Hong Kong office and will provide a first
point of contact for most jras Customers and Clients.
Customer Service enquiries may be directed to Cindy
using the contact details shown here.
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The following leading industry events were recently
attended by jras
ĦE Aero-Engine Expo 2003, London, United Kingdom
ĦE MRO Europe 2003, Cardiff United Kindom
ĦE MRO Asia 2003, Bangkok, Thailand
ĦE Asian Aerospace 2004, Changi, Singapore
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jras 'Trailwalker'
Team Sponsorship |
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jras
was delighted to sponsor the "One more time,
Bob!" Hong Kong Tailwaker team.The team, consisting
of Bob Nipperess and Gareth Watkins (embarking on
their fifth Trailwalker) together with Stephen Teague
and Lee O'Leary completed the 100km walk in just
over 28 hours. Trailwalker, originally an endurance
training for the Gurkhas, is an annual fundraising
event organised by Oxfam Hong Kong. The route follows
the 100km MacLehose Trail which runs in an east-west
direction through eight country parks and about
20 hills in the New Territories of Hong Kong. The
combined ascents allegedly equate to the equivalent
of climbing Mount Everest! Through the years, it
has raised over HK$158 million to help disadvantaged
people in Hong Kong and in other parts of Asia and
Africa. http://www.trailwalker.org.hk/eng/home/
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