The CEO anticipates the upward trend will continue, especially as major manufacturers like Airbus and Boeing cannot meet the high demand for commercial aircraft. He believes private aviation will fill this gap, particularly as Saudi Arabia, bolstered by Vision 2030 and an influx of cultural, economic, and sporting events, sees a boom in both commercial and general aviation.

Tourism, driven by high-profile events in cities like Riyadh and Jeddah, has brought new customers, including celebrities, to the private aviation market. The sector has also benefited from government business through international summits, positioning Saudi Arabia as a key global connector.

Al-Jarboa highlighted Saudia Private Aviation's digital transformation, stressing the efficiency gains from automating routine tasks, reducing the need for manned call centers, and enhancing client communication through robotics and AI. The company is further investing in technology to refine service quality, better utilize staff talents, enable effective decision-making, and accurately predict business demands, ultimately improving its fleet utilization and operation costs.