Press Release

Issued by Aero Expo Panama Pacifico.

April 10, 2017

Attendees at the Aero Expo Panama Pacifico (AEPP) will have an opportunity seldom seen in Panama; to walk among business aircraft, including the new HondaJet, Cirrus and Pilatus aircraft, and experience luxury travel options.

Selected participants will be invited to a cocktail reception sponsored by Seijiro Yazawa Iwai Aviation Inc. (SYI Aviation) the exclusive distributor of HondaJet in Central America. The event is also supported by luxury concierge company Quintessentially.

“An event involving these three companies promises to be a memorable experience,” said organizer Yvan Boniface. SYI, HondaJet and Quintessentially each bring something very unique and rare to this marketplace.”

SYI has been named the exclusive distrubutor of HondaJet in Central America. "Just as at Honda Aircraft Company, we are always looking 'in the skies' for new ways to develop long-term business growth; and partnering as a Honda Aircraft dealer is yet another way to expand our business portfolio," said Mitsuru Yazawa, president of SYI Aviation. "One of our core values as a company is strong customer service and we are excited to continue that exceptional service representing HondaJet in Central America."

Quintessentially is a luxury concierge service. Their member requests range from the unusual and extravagant to the “downright crazy,” as they outline on their website. Quintessentially has closed the Sydney Harbour Bridge for a private climb and unique marriage proposal, arranged a party for 300 at the Pyramids in Egypt, created a romantic meal for two on an iceberg, and even built a replica 'bat cave' in a member's home for one avid film fan.

AEPP will be held at the Panama Pacifico International Airport on April 20 and 21, 2017, and will include a diverse slate of exhibitors and attendees from the Americas and Caribbean. It is the largest aviation exhibition in Central America, the Caribbean and the Andean region and promises from early registrations and exhibition agreements to be larger than its premier in 2016.