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Albinati adds roomy Latitude for charter
Swiss company Albinati Aeronautics has welcomed a Citation Latitude to its fleet, which will be immediately available for charter.
Read this story in our December 2017 printed issue.

Swiss company Albinati Aeronautics has welcomed a Citation Latitude to its fleet, which will be immediately available for charter. This is the third jet to join its roster in the last six months. Capable of landing on short runways and airports such as La Môle in Saint-Tropez, the Latitude also benefits from a wide, flat floor, large windows and a stand-up cabin.

Albinati specialises in the management of long range types including models by Bombardier, Dassault and Gulfstream. Its in-house CAMO team offers round-the-clock maintenance supervision.

Founder Stefano Albinati started the company in 2001 and continues to play a pivotal role in day-to-day activities. Headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, Albinati Aeronautics has affiliate offices in Malta and in Torino, Italy, and operates on Swiss and Maltese AOCs.

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