Albinati Aeronautics is celebrating 15 years of operations. The company was founded by Stefano Albinati in February 2001, when the company took its first aircraft under management.
In 2005, Albinati Aeronautics obtained a Swiss AOC and made its first steps as a commercial operator. The same year it established its CAMO department (Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization).
In 2009 and 2010, the company laid the foundations of its international expansion. In this period, Albinati Aeronautics became an IS-BAO, USA Visa Waiver Program and FAR Part 129 approved operator.
In 2014 Albinati Aeronautics extended its range of services and continued its international expansion by obtaining a Maltese AOC through its sister company Albinati Aviation Ltd. The company also obtained its CAT II approval, expanding its all weather operations capabilities.
In 2015, under the Maltese AOC the company received four Bombardier Global aircraft under management (two Global 6000s, a Global 5000 Vision and a Global 5000) and strengthened its presence in the long-haul segment.
The company now manages 18 aircraft, and is the largest Swiss-based Global family operator.
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