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Sparfell Group

Private aviation charter, management and trading at Geneva Airport

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About Sparfell Group

SPARFELL is a family-owned private aviation group headquartered at Geneva Airport, Switzerland. It offers business aircraft charter, management, trading, leasing and design and completion, together with yacht management, property management and travel concierge services. The family's aviation history began in 1950, when Bernard Queffelec qualified as a pilot and instructor. Philip Queffelec founded the first SPARFELL company in 1988 for aircraft trading and financing, and the group started air operations in 1998 with bases in Geneva and Paris.

Services

  • Aircraft charter, from light jets to ultra-long-range jets, plus helicopters
  • Aircraft management
  • Aircraft trading and acquisition
  • Aircraft design and completion
  • Aircraft leasing
  • Yacht and property management, travel and concierge

Company facts

  • Air operations since 1998
  • Four air operator certificates: France, Austria, San Marino and Malta
  • 35 aircraft under management in 2022
  • Acquired LaudaMotion Executive in 2019, Speedwings in 2020 and Swiss property and yacht manager VL Office in 2021
  • EBAA Ambassador since 2022
  • Chairman Philip Queffelec; CEO Edward Queffelec

Offices

  • Geneva (HQ): Terminal C3, Geneva Airport, +41 22 787 08 77
  • Vienna: General Aviation Terminal, Vienna Airport, +43 1 70 700 90 19
  • San Marino: Via Tre Settembre 99, Dogana
  • Il-Mosta, Malta: 48 Triq il-Ballut
  • Madrid: Paseo de la Alameda de Osuna 48
  • Singapore: 27 Mount Faber Road
  • Washington DC (SPARFELL USA) and Dublin (SPARFELL Leasing)

Location

Terminal C3, 18 chemin des Papillons, 1215 Geneva Airport, Switzerland

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