ACAM Pacific’s Dane Williams to Speak at Corporate Jet Investor Asia 2025
ACAM Pacific is proud to announce that our Managing Director, Dane Williams, will be speaking at Corporate Jet Investor (CJI) Asia 2025, taking place from 29th September to 1st October at the prestigious Shangri-La, Singapore. The event is recognised as one of the most important gatherings for senior decision-makers in business aviation across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.
As a company built on delivering the highest standards in aircraft management, charter, and aviation solutions, ACAM Pacific is delighted to see Dane contribute his deep expertise to the industry dialogue shaping the future of private aviation in Australia, New Zealand, and beyond.
A Leader with Unique Aviation Expertise
Dane Williams brings an exceptional background to his leadership role at ACAM Pacific. Not only is he a licensed pilot and engineer, but his career spans both military and corporate aviation, equipping him with a rare perspective that bridges technical precision with commercial strategy.
Dane is also the co-founder of the UAS International Standard, an initiative that has helped set benchmarks for unmanned aircraft operations globally. His experience as a former IS-BAO, BARS, and IS-BAH lead auditor reflects a deep understanding of international aviation safety protocols, ensuring that operational standards remain uncompromisingly high. In addition, he serves as Managing Director of Aviation Safety Asia, a leading consultancy providing safety oversight across the region.
This combination of hands-on piloting, engineering expertise, auditing, and leadership in aviation safety makes Dane uniquely qualified to discuss the complex issues influencing today’s business aviation market.
Spotlight at CJI Asia 2025
At Corporate Jet Investor Asia 2025, Dane will join Mick Doohan from Jetcraft in a panel discussion titled:
“The Rise of Australia and New Zealand: New Versus Pre-Owned Demand in Private Aviation.”
This conversation will explore how the APAC market—particularly Australia and New Zealand—is shaping up as a fast-growing hub for private aviation. With increased demand for both new aircraft acquisitions and pre-owned fleet transactions, the session will provide valuable insights for operators, brokers, and investors navigating this dynamic landscape.
Topics likely to be covered include:
Why Australia and New Zealand are emerging as growth markets in business aviation.
The balance between demand for brand-new aircraft versus pre-owned opportunities.
How aircraft management services can help owners maximise asset value while ensuring operational compliance.
The broader economic and regulatory trends impacting private aviation in the APAC region.
For attendees, the session promises actionable knowledge, informed by real-world operational and transactional expertise.
The Role of Aircraft Management in a Changing Market
A recurring theme in Dane’s career—and central to ACAM Pacific’s mission—is the critical importance of professional aircraft management. In a market where demand is shifting rapidly, owners are increasingly recognising the value of partnering with experienced management companies who can deliver:
Operational compliance with international safety standards.
Optimised maintenance and engineering oversight to preserve asset value.
Charter revenue opportunities to offset ownership costs.
Transparency and accountability in financial and operational reporting.
With Dane’s background in aviation safety and auditing, ACAM Pacific continues to set the bar in delivering these services across the Australia-Pacific region. Our clients not only benefit from stress-free ownership but also from the reassurance that their aircraft is managed to the highest global standards.
As the discussion at CJI Asia 2025 will highlight, whether an owner is purchasing a brand-new jet or investing in a pre-owned aircraft, expert management is the linchpin of successful ownership.
Why Australia and New Zealand Are Rising
The Asia-Pacific region has long been viewed as a high-potential market for private aviation, but Australia and New Zealand are now stepping into the spotlight. Several factors are driving this trend:
Geography and connectivity: With vast distances between major cities and limited direct international links, private aviation is becoming a preferred solution for time-sensitive travel.
Wealth creation and investment: Rising numbers of high-net-worth individuals and corporate executives are fuelling aircraft ownership demand.
Tourism and lifestyle: Both nations are magnets for luxury tourism and lifestyle-driven travel, where private aviation enhances convenience and exclusivity.
Resilient economies: Australia and New Zealand have demonstrated economic resilience and stability, making them attractive markets for long-term aviation investments.
The interplay of these factors is expanding the opportunity for aircraft transactions, charter growth, and advanced aircraft management solutions tailored to local needs.
ACAM Pacific: Supporting Growth in APAC
At ACAM Pacific, our commitment is to deliver bespoke aircraft management and charter services that reflect the evolving needs of the APAC market. With headquarters in Australia and reach across the region, we provide owners with peace of mind that their aircraft is maintained, operated, and managed with world-class precision.
Dane Williams’ participation at CJI Asia 2025 underscores ACAM Pacific’s position as a trusted voice in private aviation. His insights into safety, compliance, and market dynamics align with our philosophy: ensuring aircraft ownership is as seamless, secure, and rewarding as possible.
Looking Ahead
Corporate Jet Investor Asia 2025 is set to be an unmissable event for anyone invested in the future of private aviation. With Dane Williams representing ACAM Pacific, attendees will gain exclusive insight into how Australia and New Zealand are redefining the market, and why expert aircraft management remains central to maximising ownership value in this new era.
We invite our clients, partners, and peers to join us at the Shangri-La, Singapore, from 29th September to 1st October, and to be part of the conversations shaping the future of aviation in the Asia-Pacific region.