ExecuJet marks milestone year 2025 for its FBO network

ExecuJet, part of the Luxaviation Group, reflects on a milestone year 2025, marked by significant steps forward in sustainability, operational excellence and global expansion, reinforcing the company's leadership position within the private aviation sector.

In Europe, ExecuJet reinforced its position as the continent’s largest FBO network, operating 64 locations and managing more than 110 facilities worldwide. In Germany, investments in Munich and Berlin included lounge refurbishments and upgraded GAT facilities, enabling the network to manage high-profile events such as the UEFA European Championship final in Berlin and major Munich events including the Champions League Final and UEFA semi-final.

These operations highlight ExecuJet’s ability to provide reliable, secure, and high-quality service for royal households, embassies, and government delegations. At Brussels Airport, ExecuJet’s FBO supported operations linked to the EU Summit held on 18th and 19th December, once again demonstrating its expertise in protocol handling and secure ground operations for high-level governmental and institutional traffic.

In Portugal, ExecuJet has reinforced its commitment to operational excellence and customer satisfaction by implementing the FBO One software platform across all stations, achieving ISBAH Stage II recertification in Lisbon, and maintaining ISO 9001:2015 certification at every location. Additionally, the company is elevating the passenger experience with a comprehensive lounge refurbishment program, beginning at Cascais Airport.

Sustainability remained a priority in 2025, with 64% of the target to electrify 65% of ground handling equipment by 2027 already achieved. ExecuJet France became the first FBO fully electrified and offering physical Sustainable Aviation Fuel at Paris Le Bourget. The network also reported a 59% increase in SAF uplift and the elimination of single-use plastic bottles at 17 FBOs, surpassing internal targets ahead of schedule. These initiatives demonstrate Luxaviation’s ongoing commitment to reducing aviation’s carbon footprint and achieving full electrification of ground handling equipment by 2030.

Patrick Hansen, CEO of Luxaviation Group, says: “2025 was a year of solidifying the foundation for future growth, with a clear focus on integrating sustainability in all aspects of our operations. At the core of this progress is the understanding that true innovation in aviation comes from a commitment to thoughtful and responsible growth.”

Dubai Al Maktoum International Airport.

In the Middle East, ExecuJet’s 15,000 sqm terminal at Dubai Al Maktoum International Airport became fully operational, blending state-of-the-art facilities with a deeper focus on seamless customer experience. The terminal’s design, combining art, luxury, and functional service, has set a new standard in the region, with key partnerships in the art and luxury retail sectors, further solidifying Luxaviation’s role as a leader in the Middle East’s private aviation landscape. The Al Maktoum facility was also recognized with major industry accolades, including FBO of the Year and Best New Private Aviation Facility at the 2025 Aviation Achievement Awards.

On the global stage, ExecuJet’s reputation as a top-tier FBO network was confirmed, with its locations in Sydney and Dubai ranking among the best in the 2025 AIN FBO Survey. ExecuJet also remained among the nominees for the World’s Leading FBO Brand 2025 at the World Travel Awards, reflecting the network’s consistent quality, safety, and service standards. These rankings reflect ExecuJet’s ongoing commitment to service consistency, safety, and quality across its international network.

Alat International Airport.

In emerging markets, Luxaviation Group further extended its global reach with a strategic partnership in Azerbaijan to develop a new FBO at Alat International Airport, expected to open in 2027. The facility will follow the model of the Dubai Al Maktoum terminal and will include management of Azerbaijan’s first Gulfstream G500, strengthening Luxaviation Group’s presence in the Caspian region.

BlueSky Business Aviation News | 8th January 2026 | Issue #825