An Airbus A320 Neo flying over Paris–Le Bourget Airport. / © AFP
On Monday, Paperjam reported that a new airline, called FlyLux Airlines, has officially been added to the national registry of commerce.
The company will function with an AMCI model, which means that aircraft, crew, maintenance, and insurance will be leased. The airline also intends to offer charter flights, VIP flights, event management, and cargo transportation.
FlyLux Airlines further focuses on sustainable travel, as their website highlights: "We are a new innovative airline based in Luxembourg, offering maximum connectivity within Europe, we fly on our brand new Airbus Neo. Thanks to this aircraft we are able to reduce our fuel consumption for about 20%, cut by half our noise disturbance and decrease our carbon dioxide emission for about 700 Tons less per year."
Among its business partners are Airbus, Pegasus Service, and Aviation Capital Group. Patrick Thierry is the CEO of the new airline.
