LunaJets Reports 28% Q1 Revenue Growth but Remains Cautious on Market Outlook for 2026

Building on a landmark 2025, LunaJets enters 2026 from a position of strength, registering 28% revenue growth in Q1, welcoming 300 new customers, and accelerating investment in technology and global reach.

A Strong Start to 2026, Built on Solid Foundations

LunaJets, the Geneva-headquartered private jet charter broker, today announces strong first-quarter 2026 results following a landmark year in 2025. The company closed last year with revenues of $200 million – a 20% increase year-on-year – and a team approaching 100 professionals across seven international offices.

Momentum has carried into 2026 with Q1 revenues reaching $48 million, up 28% compared to the same period last year, while flight activity grew 10%. During the quarter, LunaJets welcomed close to 300 new customers – a clear signal that our core value proposition continues to resonate: no long-term commitment, best value on every single flight.

“These numbers reflect the trust our clients place in us and the flexibility of our model,” said Guillaume Launay, CEO of LunaJets. “In a market that demands both precision and flexibility, we have built an organisation that delivers on both and Q1 2026 is evidence of that.” adds Eymeric Segard, Chairman

Agility and Reactivity: 30+ Evacuation Flights from the Middle East

The defining moment of Q1 2026 came in March, when escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East prompted a rapid response. LunaJets coordinated more than 30 evacuation flights through both its Group Charter and Private Jet divisions, mobilising teams across all seven offices in a matter of hours.

The operation was a demonstration of the agility, cross-office collaboration, and deep operational expertise that defines LunaJets’ culture. When clients needed certainty in uncertain conditions, our teams delivered.

“I am immensely proud of how our teams responded during the March crisis. Organising over 30 evacuation flights under intense time pressure required not just expertise, but genuine dedication to the people depending on us. I want to thank every member of our team and our partner operators for their professionalism and commitment during this period.” — Guillaume Launay, CEO, LunaJets

Outlook: Cautiously Optimistic for Q2–Q3

Looking ahead, LunaJets enters the peak season with confidence tempered by caution. Pre-booking levels for May are currently running 53% ahead of the same period last year, a striking indicator of underlying demand and client confidence in the platform.

However, the operating environment presents real headwinds. Ongoing geopolitical tensions, reduced flight activity in the GCC region, and higher fuel prices are adding complexity to planning and making forward visibility more difficult than usual. LunaJets will continue to navigate these conditions with the same discipline and client focus that has driven its growth.

Investing in the Future: Technology and Global Expansion

LunaJets continues to invest strategically in the tools and infrastructure that support its clients and sales teams. The company is deploying AI-powered solutions to give its advisors faster access to more accurate information, enabling quicker and more precise responses for clients at every stage of their journey.

A fully renewed digital client experience is also underway, to be rolled out in phases through to the end of Q3 2026 making it faster and simpler for clients to access LunaJets’ services.

On the geographic front, LunaJets plans to open two new offices before year-end. These openings will bring the company even closer to its clients and strengthen its service capability in growing markets.

LunaJets is Europe’s leading private jet charter broker with headquarters in Geneva and offices in London, Paris, Dubai, Zurich, Madrid and Riga. Founded in 2007, the company provides 24/7 independent advisory services. With over 100 dedicated experts and ARGUS certification, LunaJets is committed to delivering competitive pricing and flexible solutions.

A member of EBAA and NBAA, LunaJets is part of Luna Aviation Group, which includes LunaSolutions, specializing in aircraft sales and acquisitions, and LunaGroup Charter, serving larger groups of passengers.

www.lunajets.com

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