Luxaviation Belgium

Luxaviation Belgium (IATA: W9, ICAO: AAB) is a private aviation operator headquartered at Brussels Airport in Belgium. Originally established in 1964 as Abelag Aviation, the company was rebranded as Luxaviation Belgium in 2016 following its integration into the Luxembourg-based Luxaviation Group, founded in 2008. Unlike commercial airlines, Luxaviation Belgium operates exclusively in the business aviation sector, serving clients requiring flexible, on-demand air transport solutions.

The operator maintains two operational bases in Belgium: the primary hub at Brussels Airport (Building 28, Zaventem) and a secondary base at Kortrijk-Wevelgem Airport in Wevelgem. This dual-base strategy enables efficient coverage across Belgium and convenient access to European business centers. The company provides comprehensive aviation services including aircraft charter, aircraft management for private owners, and aircraft sales facilitation.

Luxaviation Belgium's fleet comprises six distinct aircraft types tailored to different mission requirements: the Cessna 525 and Cessna 560XL for mid-range operations, the Learjet 45 for efficient point-to-point travel, and the high-performance Falcon 7X and Falcon 2000LX for transcontinental missions. The Beechcraft King Air complements the fleet for regional and utility operations. The Luxaviation Group's experience spans multiple continents, with operations in Mexico since 2002, reinforcing the parent company's global reach and expertise.