Charter & Fractional
Luminair Orders Trio of Falcon 900LXs for Charter Fleet
Hamburg-based operator will take delivery of the business jets by year-end
Luminair executives with Dassault
Left to right: Luminair executives Alexander Stevens (COO), Algernon Trotter (founder), David Bergold (CEO), and Julia Feddern (CXO). © AIN/Charles Alcock

German charter operator Luminair is adding three Falcon 900LX trijets to its fleet under an agreement announced with Dassault Aviation today at the Paris Air Show. The Falcons will be delivered before year-end, joining a trio of Cessna Citation XLS business jets that have been in service since the Hamburg-based company earned its air operator certificate.

According to company founder Algernon Trotter, Luminair is seeking to attract customers who are coming to the end of fractional ownership contracts they signed immediately after Covid. He told AIN that the Citations have been in demand as the European summer season gathers momentum. Since the start of 2025, these three twinjets have logged a combined 957 flight hours on trips to 168 destinations.