The Malta Independent 7 August 2026, Friday
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AirX listed amongst the world’s top 10 private air charter companies

Wednesday, 13 April 2016, 20:45 Last update: about 11 years ago

The influential online magazine Billionaire.com has listed AirX amongst the top ten private air charter companies in the world.

Operating out of its Head Office at the Cottonera Waterfront in Malta, AirX is now recognised amongst the best private air charter companies in the world.

Described as a newcomer on the scene, Billionaire.com remarked that AirX is a private air charter operator offering excellent service and high safety standards. The excellent review added that, "it is no wonder AirX is fast becoming a favourite of the jet set".

Billionaire.com provides very reliable and independent insight from an international, highly respected editorial team.

Commenting on this great achievement and rave review, AirX Chairman John B. Matthews said, "There are 831 operators in the world offering private jet charter services but only 10 made it to the top of Billionaire's listing. It is an extraordinary achievement for AirX to be recognised amongst the world's ten best private jet charter companies in the world. This is further recognition of our first class service and position as market leaders worldwide."

AirX provides private charter flights across Europe to clients who normally include A-list celebrities, such as Hollywood movie stars, pop artists, royal families, top corporate executives, sport teams and government ministers. The company obtained its Air Operator's Certificate (AOC) from the Civil Aviation Directorate and Transport Malta in May 2013.

AirX is currently expanding its fleet and workforce as part of a strategic growth plan to become the leading private air charter operator in Europe and beyond.

AirX currently employs 158 full time personnel, including 24 Maltese staff members who have joined the Company in various technical, compliance, back office and cabin roles.

To date, Air X operates 12 aircraft in all: 3 Boeing 737 aircraft, 3 Legacy 600, 4 Challenger 850, and 2 Cessna Citation X. 75% of the Company's fleet is registered on the Maltese aviation register. 

 


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