Charter & Fractional
Luminair Takes Delivery of First of Three Falcon 900LXs
German charter start-up intends to operate a fleet of 40 jets
Luminair co-founders take delivery of a Dassault Falcon 900LX jet
Luminair co-founders (left to right), David Bergold (CEO), Julia Müller (CXO), Alexander Stevens (COO), and Algernon Trotter, took delivery of a new Dassault Falcon 900LX jet at Paris Le Bourget Airport on September 29. © Dassault Aviation

Start-up German air charter operator Luminair took delivery of the first of three Dassault Falcon 900LXs it ordered in June today at Paris Le Bourget Airport (LFPB). The company said it intends to start commercial flights with the aircraft this week after adding the trijet to its air operator certificate.

The large-cabin jet (S/N 336) is joining a fleet that already includes a preowned 2023 Falcon 900LX housed at the company’s Hamburg base, with two more set to be completed at Dassault’s Little Rock, Arkansas, facility before year-end. Luminair also operates three Cessna Citation XLSs and is preparing to add two more of these midsize twinjets.