Albinati adds Global 6500 to fleet to meet demand

Albinati Aeronautics has added a Bombardier Global 6500 to its growing fleet of long-range aircraft.

Added under its Maltese air operator certificate (AOC), the addition has been prompted by a “longstanding client”. The aircraft (interior pictured above) will primarily serve missions tailored to their travel needs.

“The Global 6500 is a symbol of modern business aviation, efficient, elegant, and perfectly suited to our operational philosophy,” said Stefano Albinati, CEO of Albinati Aeronautics. “Its arrival reflects our commitment to tailored aircraft management and the trust placed in us by our clients.” 

According to Cirium Aviation Analytics, long-range business jets represent approximately 4,000 aircraft, accounting for 17% of the global private aviation fleet. Bombardier holds a strong position as the second-largest manufacturer in this segment.

The expansion of Albinati’s long-range fleet is a direct response to growing demand for access to global hubs like New York, Dubai, Hong Kong and São Paulo. The Global 6500 is capable of connecting Geneva to Tokyo, Los Angeles, or Johannesburg non-stop.

“With the business aviation market continuing to evolve, we remain committed to delivering the highest level of safety, efficiency, and flexibility, whether through full aircraft management, acquisition support, or tailored operations,” said Albinati.