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FlyEurop launches charter operation at Limburg
Founded by entrepreneur Stéphan Maertens and backed by investors, FlyEurop says it is ushering in a new era of efficiency and environmental consciousness in private aviation. The operation is based at Sint-Truiden.
The DA62 will provide flights at speeds up to 350km/h to over 750 European destinations.
Read this story in our May 2024 printed issue.

The official launch of FlyEurop at DronePort at Limburg Regional airport, Sint-Truiden, Belgium, recently took place. The company operates a Diamond DA62 for charter missions.

DronePort, an innovation hub for the aerospace industry, provided a backdrop for this occasion. Strategically located near major cities like Brussels, Leuven, Liège, Hasselt, Tienen and Tongeren, DronePort offers an ideal infrastructure for both business travellers and aviation innovation enthusiasts.

Founded by entrepreneur Stéphan Maertens and backed by investors, FlyEurop says it ushers in a new era of efficiency and environmental consciousness in private aviation. The company will use the Diamond DA62, known for its low fuel consumption and minimal noise pollution, providing custom flights at speeds up to 350km/h to over 750 European destinations.

The launch was celebrated with a press conference led by Maertens, presenting FlyEurop’s unique services and visions. Held in the inspiring environment of DronePort’s aviation hangar, the event provided journalists and guests with insights into FlyEurop’s approach to private aviation.

The company is offering a fast and flexible travel option for business clients but also caters to individuals seeking a unique flying experience, all with a fuel consumption up to 10 times lower than traditional business aircraft.

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