Charter & Fractional
Luxaviation Joins Paragon Network
One of the world's largest private avaition companies, is testing the waters in the world's largest private aviation market.
(L-R)  Luxaviation group marketing executive Julie Zhou, China Minsheng Investment Group director Charles Zhou Mi, BAA executive deputy general manager Wang Wei, Luxaviation Group CEO Patrick Hansen, and BAA deputy general manager Guan Bo toast the start of the agreement that will see new ties between the companies and the U.S.-based Paragon Aviation Group.
(L-R) Luxaviation group marketing executive Julie Zhou, China Minsheng Investment Group director Charles Zhou Mi, BAA executive deputy general manager Wang Wei, Luxaviation Group CEO Patrick Hansen, and BAA deputy general manager Guan Bo toast the start of the agreement that will see new ties between the companies and the U.S.-based Paragon Aviation Group.

While the Luxaviation Group is one of the largest companies in private aviation, the Europe-based group has had little presence thus far in the U.S. This will change soon following its announcement of a strategic partnership that will see its Execujet chain of FBOs join the Paragon Aviation Group, a network of largely U.S., independent service providers. With 23 FBOs to phase into the Paragon network starting immediately, the Execujet addition will bring Paragon to more than 50 locations worldwide, according to Luxaviation Group CEO Patrick Hansen. “Today, most of our FBOs do not work like a network,” Hansen told AIN. “This adds that piece to the puzzle.”