Luxaviation France

Luxaviation France appears on the website of the Luxaviation Group. The page does not give a French office address, so the content describes the whole group. The group is one of the largest private aircraft operators in the world.

The group operates under 15 Air Operator's Certificates. The site says it works in six regions: Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe, the Americas and the Middle East. It employs more than 1,500 staff.

The site lists private jet charter, jet management, helicopter management, aircraft sales and acquisitions, and empty leg flights. It also lists VIP lounges, a client service academy, a wine and experiences service and CAMO services.

The site has a sustainability section with group flight data. It lists 41,294 flight hours in 2021 and 21,902 flight hours in 2025, updated on 1 October 2025. It lists 116,993 tonnes of CO2 for 2021 and 79,708 tonnes for 2025. The site says these figures are not reduced by offset programs.

The group's sustainability pledge covers the aircraft, ground operations and cabins, not only the flights. The site describes a Go to Zero journey and says the group will keep sharing its results.

The group's history starts with Abelag, a Belgian company founded in 1964 by André Ganshof van der Meersch. The site says the business grew from private flights in Belgium into a global group.

The site offers a charter quote request, a list of empty legs and a mobile app for booking private jet travel. Helicopter management is described for VIP and VVIP owners. Contact details are on the contact page. The site lists experiences through the Luxaviation Collection by La Fugue, luxury hospitality, safaris and fine wines. The Client Service Academy is described as training for service excellence. A Go to Zero page and the group's Luxaviation Technical Services arm are also listed.