Swiss firms Albinati Aeronautics and Jetron have joined forces to create what they describe as “a compelling player” in the business aircraft brokerage market. The new venture, Jetron Switzerland, combines some 40 years of accumulated expertise in the private aviation industry—Jetron’s solely in the aircraft brokerage field and Albinati’s also in the business jet charter and management arena. The latter company's charter/management business, which employs a fleet of 20 light to long-range jets, is separate from the partnership.
Jetron Switzerland describes its key activities as “the sale and acquisition of preowned business aircraft worldwide and providing advice to aircraft owners, lenders, and institutions about the resale value of their assets.” Albinati CEO Stefano Albinati said the venture expands and enhances the company’s offering within the aviation industry.
“We have strategic plans in place to consolidate our position as a notable player in the global market,” he noted. “As we now move forward with Jetron Switzerland…we are eager to continue serving as a trusted partner to aircraft owners and stakeholders worldwide.”
Jetron CEO Marian Jancarik explained that the new venture will “set new standards” in the business jet industry. “Our dedication to delivering top-tier services and our deep-rooted passion for aviation will drive us to redefine what’s possible in this market,” he said.