Global Jet Luxembourg

Global Jet Luxembourg is a private aviation company based in Luxembourg. The company operates business jets and provides charter and leasing opportunities, with activity focused on Europe and Northern Africa. Its headquarters are in Hesperange, while its operational base is at Luxembourg Airport. The business was formerly known as Silver Arrows. Public reference material identifies it as a Luxembourg air charter company rather than a scheduled passenger airline, placing it within the private and business aviation sector. Its offering is centered on access to business aircraft through charter arrangements and leasing services. The available reference material does not identify a comprehensive aircraft fleet, a founding date, a founder, ownership structure, financial results, or named executives. In 2025, Global Jet Luxembourg began using Leon Software for sales, operations, and crew management. The adoption indicates an effort to coordinate commercial activity, flight operations, and crew administration through an integrated aviation-management platform. Beyond this technology transition, publicly available material provides limited detail about the company’s corporate history, route network, aircraft types, customer segments, or current leadership. Global Jet Luxembourg should be distinguished from similarly named aviation businesses and treated as the Luxembourg private air-charter entity identified by the corresponding Wikipedia article. Its market positioning is that of a business-aviation operator serving customers who require non-scheduled aircraft access and leasing solutions across regional international markets.

Global Jet Luxembourg is a private aviation company associated with Luxembourg and identified in reference material as a private air-charter operator. It is headquartered in Hesperange and based at Luxembourg Airport, giving it a location within Luxembourg’s principal international aviation infrastructure while maintaining a separate corporate address in the Hesperange municipality. The company formerly operated under the name Silver Arrows. Publicly available reference material does not establish the year of the original formation, the circumstances of the name change, the identity of the founder, or the ownership structure behind the business. Accordingly, those details remain undocumented in this entry rather than being inferred from the company’s present name. Global Jet Luxembourg’s business is based on non-scheduled private aviation. It operates business jets and offers charter and leasing opportunities. Charter services provide customers with access to private aircraft for specific journeys or periods, while leasing expands the company’s role beyond one-off flight arrangements. The cited geographic scope is Europe and Northern Africa. No complete current-fleet list, aircraft-type breakdown, scheduled route map, traffic statistics, or financial information is provided in the available reference material. A notable recent development occurred in 2025, when the company began using Leon Software for sales, operations, and crew management. This represented a technology and process decision affecting several connected parts of the business: commercial coordination, flight-operations administration, and the management of flight personnel. The available sources do not report the contract’s value, implementation scale, performance results, or any subsequent change in ownership or corporate structure. The company remains active according to the available description. Its public profile is relatively limited compared with larger international business-aviation groups, and the reference material does not identify named executives, major advertising campaigns, legal controversies, product recalls, bankruptcy proceedings, or acquisitions. The company is therefore best characterized as a Luxembourg private business-jet charter and leasing operator with regional international activity.

• 2025

  Leon Software adopted for business and operational management

  [1]Global Jet Luxembourgen.wikipedia.org

  The company began using Leon Software for sales, operations, and crew management.

• Operation under the Silver Arrows name

  [1]Global Jet Luxembourgen.wikipedia.org

  Global Jet Luxembourg was formerly known as Silver Arrows. The available reference does not specify the date or circumstances of the name transition.

A Luxembourg-based private aviation operator focused on business-jet charter and leasing services in Europe and Northern Africa.

• Private aviation

  Business-jet charter

  Global Jet Luxembourg operates business jets for private charter activity. The service is non-scheduled and is intended to provide aircraft access for customers traveling within the company’s stated European and Northern African markets. Public reference material does not identify specific aircraft types, cabin configurations, pricing, or booking channels.

• Private aviation

  Aircraft leasing

  The company offers leasing opportunities involving business aircraft. Available material does not clarify whether the arrangements are short-term, long-term, wet-lease, dry-lease, or structured for particular customer categories, so the offering is described broadly as private-aircraft leasing.

• Aviation management · 2025

  Sales, operations and crew-management services

  In 2025, Global Jet Luxembourg began using Leon Software in support of its sales, operational, and crew-management activities. This is an internal business-management capability rather than a separately branded consumer product, but it is relevant to the company’s aviation-service infrastructure.

• 2025

  Adoption of Leon SoftwareStrategy

  Background

  The company required software support spanning sales, flight operations, and crew management.

  Action taken

  Global Jet Luxembourg began using Leon Software across those business and operational functions.

  Aftermath

  The available reference confirms the adoption but does not report financial terms, implementation results, or changes in operating performance.

  Source

1. 1Global Jet Luxembourgen.wikipedia.org