
Grafair
About the airline
Grafair is a Swedish business aviation company founded in 1969, headquartered at Stockholm Bromma Airport. It operates a fleet of business jets and amphibious aircraft, offering air charter, air taxi, fractional ownership, and air ambulance services across Scandinavia and internationally.
Fleet


Grafair (ICAO: GFM) is a Swedish aviation company established in 1969 by Bengt Grafström. Based at Stockholm Bromma Airport with additional operations at Stockholm Arlanda Airport, Grafair specializes in business aviation services rather than scheduled commercial flights. The airline operates a dedicated fleet of business jets and amphibious aircraft tailored to charter, taxi, and specialized aviation needs.
The company's fleet comprises four main aircraft types: Cessna 208, Cessna 550, Cessna 560XL, and Hawker 800XP. These aircraft support Grafair's diverse service portfolio, which includes air charter operations, on-demand air taxi services, fractional jet ownership programs, and air ambulance operations. This mix allows the airline to serve both corporate clients and emergency medical transport requirements across Sweden and beyond.
Grafair's Jet Center at Stockholm Bromma has earned recognition as one of Europe's leading fixed-base operators (FBO), ranked 3rd best internationally in 2008 and 2009. The company expanded its reach into North America through its subsidiary Grafair Inc., while CEO Johan Emmoth leads operations. Grafair remains a key player in Scandinavian business aviation, combining traditional charter services with modern ownership and emergency response capabilities.