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After what the company says has been a strong initial 10 months in Europe and the U.S., Luxaviation One, the new charter brokerage division of Luxaviation Group, is preparing to enter the Asia-Pacific market. The company is targeting Sydney and Melbourne in Australia as its first footholds on a third continent, while planning to double its team by the end of 2027.&nbsp;
Since its launch, Luxaviation One has built a team of 15 specialists across Europe and the U.S., and has added a dedicated cargo charter department staffed by three specialists focused on the European market. This operates alongside the Luxembourg-based company’s core private jet and group passenger business.
“With an established presence across Europe and the U.S., and preparations underway to expand into Asia-Pacific, we are building a global brokerage platform that combines local expertise, operational excellence, and the worldwide strength of Luxaviation Group,” said Luxaviation One CEO Romain Alati.&nbsp;
Aircraft are sourced from the Luxaviation Group fleet and a curated network of external operators. The company projects revenue will grow 150% and flight volume 80% in 2026 versus 2025. Luxaviation Group comprises the Luxaviation, Starspeed, and ExecuJet brands, with some 1,300 employees and more than 110 FBO locations worldwide.

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