Comlux is pleased to announce the opening of a new commercial AOC in San Marino for its VIP Aviation division, Fly Comlux. This 4th AOC “T7” complements Comlux’s existing AOCs in Malta (9H), Aruba (P4) and Kazakhstan (UP).

The first aircraft to join Comlux San Marino AOC is a Bombardier Challenger 604. Comlux has put in place the required team of post-holders and the best aviation practices to ensure a smooth entry into service of the aircraft.

Andrea Zanetto, CEO of Fly Comlux, said “We are very pleased to open this new AOC in San Marino. We have been working with the Aviation Authorities and the Registry of San Marino to offer our VIP aircraft owners a new option, to operate their aircraft commercially with Comlux.” He added ““San Marino Registry is already well known in the industry as being focused on customers and operating within ICAO standards. We look forward to working together.”

David Colindres, President of San Marino Aircraft Registry said, "We are very pleased to be associated with Comlux, a company who embraces safety, exemplifies quality air transport operations and provides passengers with excellent levels of comfort. We are committed to support and serve the aviation industry, and air transport is one of the sectors undergoing a fast-global economic growth. Therefore, the Republic of San Marino Civil Aviation Authority regulates and oversees operators to comply with the highest safety and security standards.” He added “Congratulations Comlux San Marino, we look forward to your success!”

Comlux is one of the leaders in Business Aviation, Transaction and Completion services. For over 15 years, we have been Engineering luxury for VIP customers looking for personal and professional management of their private aviation needs: aircraft sales and acquisitions, aircraft operations and charter management, cabin interiors, maintenance and upgrades.

Headquartered in Switzerland with a global presence around the world, Comlux delivers World-class Swiss-made business aviation services at the highest standards of the industry.