The founding of the transport


The founding of the transport
group dates back to 1961 when it opened a shipping company to operate ferry services between Hong Kong and Macau. In 1999, the Group strategically merged each other's shipping business with China Overseas Chinese International Shipping Co., Ltd. and successfully established the “Jet Jet Airways” brand to strengthen the Group's shipping business and increase market share. TurboJET is operated and managed by Shun Tak China Travel Shipping Investment Co., Ltd. and is connected to major destinations within the Pearl River Delta (“PRD”), including Hong Kong, Macau, Nansha and Shekou, providing passengers with fast, reliable and comfortable seas. Transportation service.
In 2003, TurboJET launched "Jet Jet Airline Service" (formerly known as "Airport Jet Flight") to connect major international airports in the Pearl River Delta with ferries to form a unique cross-regional air and sea transportation network. . This sea-to-air transfer service connects passengers from Macau and the major destinations of the Pearl River Delta to the Hong Kong International Airport and strengthens the connection between the Pearl River Delta region and destinations around the world.
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In September 2011, Jet Air successfully acquired the first ferry service in the New World (Macau) and became the world’s largest high-speed passenger ship fleet, further consolidating its market leadership in the region. This strategic move also shows the Group’s determination to build a seamless maritime transportation network for the Pearl River Delta region. Today, the Group participates in the operation and management of the three key terminals in the region, including the Hong Kong Haitian Passenger Terminal, the Macau External Passenger Terminal and the Shenzhen Airport Fuyong Terminal. The group's managed passenger terminal network strategically cooperates with the Pearl River Delta region to build a multi-modal transportation and intermodal deployment.
In June 2013, the Group cooperated with Qantas and China Eastern Airlines to invest in Jetstar Hong Kong Airlines Limited (“Jetstar Hong Kong”) and held a third of the company’s equity. Jetstar Hong Kong's relevant operating licenses are pending approval by relevant authorities.
For land transport, the Group’s joint venture company, Macau Singh International Travel Motors Co., Ltd., has a fleet of 144 vehicles and operates domestic and cross-border passenger bus services in major domestic cities and Macau.
The huge coverage of land, sea and air transportation networks strategically creates a unique international multimodal transport service platform for the Group, allowing the Group to fully grasp the opportunities brought by the passenger flow in the PRD and other regions in Asia.

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