LunaJets

Created in 2007 by current CEO Eymeric Segard, LunaJets simply revolutionised private jet charter. European market leader today, LunaJets is the first independent platform to request and book a private jet or/and helicopter transfer.

Trusted by private and institutional clients, governments, listed corporations, SMEs, High Net Worth Individuals, Family Offices, as well as International and Sport Organisations, LunaJets has contributed to lower the charter prices and offer real independent services. It allows its clients to fly with no minimum notice and no-long term commitment, at the most competitive negotiated prices, on any plane, at any time, and anywhere.

Since 2015, LunaJets is an Argus certified charter broker company, the first one to receive this accreditation outside the US. The company also won Switzerland’s Best Employer Award for SMEs for the four years in a row 2018-2021.

In 2021, LunaJets organized more than 8,000 flight movements and for the first time surpassed $100M in revenue. By using proprietary smarter technology and access to all jet categories, LunaJets selects the most recent and efficient aircraft model to fit its clients’ needs and limit their carbon footprint - access to a renowned carbon offsetting program (SouthPole) is also proposed.

Headquartered in Geneva, LunaJets has offices in London, Paris, Monaco, Riga and Dubai, in addition to Verbier, Gstaad and Zurich regional offices. Since 2020, and thanks to its partnership with Schmidt Immobilier Group, LunaJets is present in the center of Verbier, allowing LunaJets and Schmidt’s clients to receive and request high-end personalised services on Swiss real estate, business aviation for ad-hoc charter, private jet sales and acquisition, and yacht charter, whenever they are in Verbier.

Access to and from Verbier with a private jet is organised via Sion International Airport SIR, and a helicopter transfer to Le Châble (8min + 15min car), or a private car transfer (45min). From/to Sion, fly directly to Le Bourget (1h), London (1h25), Brussels (1h10), Copenhagen and Madrid (1h45), Stockholm (2h20).

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