Covid-19 has led to a buoyant demand for intra-Europe charter flying, as well as a strong interest of people or companies wanting to purchase a business aircraft, according to Ward Bonduel, CEO of Luxaviation Belgium. “The coronavirus has impacted us profoundly but it also has created new opportunities,” he told AIN today on the sidelines of a Gulfstream G500 and G280 demo-tour at its base in Kortrijk-Wevelgem.
Gary Forster moved to St Maarten just weeks ago to run ExecuJet’s FBO business in the Caribbean. The creation of ExecuJet Caribbean by an airport and FBO professional so experienced and well connected internationally is a strategic move by the Luxaviation-owned business. “We see a lot of opportunities in the Caribbean and this is the Group’s first step into North America,” highlighted Forster. “It is interesting to observe how regional airlines and business aviation work closely, as we all strive for that connectivity.”
Luxembourg – Luxaviation Group, one of the largest business aircraft and helicopter operators worldwide, is expanding the company’s European and Middle Eastern fleets, becoming the first operator to offer a Gulfstream G600 for charter in the UK.
Middle East – ExecuJet , part of Luxaviation Group , one of the largest business aircraft and helicopter operators worldwide, is expanding the company’s Middle East activities, adding a Global 6000 and a Global 7500 to the regional fleet.
Luxembourg - Luxaviation is now implementing higher standards of safe travel than ever before by securing the FlySkills Hygiene Certification (FHC) across the Group’s regional operators as well as their fixed-base operations (FBOs), managed by ExecuJet.
