Luxaviation Group has reached a significant milestone in its quest for FBO industry dominance with the acquisition of Sky Valet, further enhancing its ExecuJet FBO network to encompass an impressive 141 FBOs worldwide. This strategic move follows Luxaviation’s earlier acquisition of the Paragon Network, reflecting its unwavering commitment to elevating client service standards and expanding its geographical presence.

Michel Tohane, President of the FBO division at Luxaviation Group, will lead the integration of Sky Valet into the Luxaviation fold, focusing on integrating the expertise of 90 new colleagues. With firsthand experience as the former Executive Vice President of Sky Valet, Michel brings valuable insight to this transition. He remarks, “Being one of the global leaders in the FBO industry provides us today not only with the opportunity to further grow regionally but also to push the green agenda of the group and of business aviation as an industry.”

Luxaviation’s dedication to sustainable aviation practices is exemplified by its recent provision of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) at its Paris Le Bourget FBO. Patrick Hansen, CEO of Luxaviation Group, views the Sky Valet acquisition as a pivotal moment in the company’s expansion strategy, emphasizing a renewed focus on service quality and operational excellence post-Covid.

Luxaviation’s reputation for excellence in customer service is underscored by international recognition and awards, positioning ExecuJet as the most admired FBO chain in terms of customer service, according to a recent industry survey. This network expansion not only reaffirms Luxaviation’s commitment to sustainability but also strengthens its capacity to negotiate and implement SAF procurement across its global network.

Founded in 1964 by Belgian entrepreneur André Ganshof van der Meersch, Luxaviation Group has evolved into a premier luxury experience travel company, offering bespoke private aviation experiences to a global clientele. Comprising top-of-the-line aviation brands such as Luxaviation, Luxaviation Helicopters, Starspeed, and ExecuJet, the group operates on five continents with over 1300 employees dedicated to delivering stellar service in aircraft management, air charter services, and VIP passenger terminal management.

Luxaviation Group’s commitment to corporate sustainability is integral to its business strategy, with a focus on integrating sustainability into decision-making processes and continuously improving operations to address social and environmental concerns.

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About the Luxaviation Group

Since 1964, the Luxaviation Group has been tailoring private travel experiences for a global clientele. Founded by André Ganshof van der Meersch, a Belgian entrepreneur, pilot, and nobleman, our sixty-year history still proudly takes flight with our commitment to creating excellence through visionary, pioneering, and innovative private aviation experiences. Luxaviation Group is comprised of top-of-the-line aviation brands: Luxaviation, Luxaviation Helicopters, Starspeed, and ExecuJet. Our more than 1300 employees work in an around-the-clock operation on five continents, delivering stellar service in the areas of aircraft management for private and commercial aircraft, private air charter services, and the management and operation of VIP passenger terminals in 24 airports around the globe. Ever innovative in spirit, the group has leveraged its global perspective, carrying the value of its founder into its transformation as the world’s premier luxury experience travel company. Through the development of bespoke luxury travel packages in private jets, various ventures, fine wines, and our very own Luxaviation Client Service Training Academy, we are honored to evolve our brand in keeping with the ever-changing luxury travel landscape. Luxaviation Group considers corporate sustainability as an integral part of its business strategy. The company integrates sustainability into its decision-making processes, actively handling social and environmental concerns and continuously seeking to improve its operations.