Sparfell expands its global charter network with Falcon 7X and Phenom 300E

Sparfell continues the expansion of its managed and charter fleet with the addition of two aircraft at opposite ends of the business aviation spectrum: a Dassault Falcon 7X, to be based in Dubai, and a second Embraer Phenom 300E, based in Geneva.

The Falcon 7X is the second Dassault aircraft to join Sparfell in 2026, following the arrival of a Falcon 2000 earlier this year. For a Group with longstanding family ties to Dassault, the two additions signal Sparfell’s ambition to build a stronger Falcon presence across its managed and charter fleet.

Based in Dubai and available for charter, the Falcon 7X also strengthens Sparfell’s ability to serve clients from one of the world’s most dynamic centres for private wealth, business and international travel. Dubai joins a network of strategic locations from which Sparfell operates charter aircraft across Europe and beyond, including Geneva, Paris, Madrid and Vienna. Rather than concentrating its charter capacity in a single market, Sparfell is progressively positioning aircraft where its clients live, work and travel.

This distributed approach provides greater responsiveness to charter demand, reduces unnecessary aircraft positioning and enables Sparfell to offer competitive solutions across a broader international network. For existing clients, it also means being able to rely on Sparfell far beyond their home market, with the same service philosophy and operational standards supporting their journeys internationally.

At the other end of the fleet, Sparfell is adding a second Embraer Phenom 300, based in Geneva and available for charter. Following the arrival of a Pilatus PC-24 earlier this year, the aircraft further strengthens Sparfell’s light jet capacity while joining an established Embraer fleet comprising one Phenom 100, two Phenom 300s, one Legacy 500 and two Praetor 600s.

A client travelling long-haul one week may need an aircraft for a short European sector the next. Using the same aircraft category for every journey is neither necessary nor always the most efficient solution, which is why Sparfell continues to develop a versatile fleet capable of matching the right aircraft to each mission. For aircraft owners under Sparfell management, this diversity also provides greater flexibility, ownership of one aircraft does not limit the client to one type of mission, as Sparfell can complement an owner’s aircraft with access to other categories within its charter fleet when required.

This expansion in aviation is taking place alongside the broader development of Sparfell’s one-stop model. As luxury increasingly moves beyond individual products towards integrated experiences and services, Sparfell is extending the same principle across its own businesses. Its recent strategic investment in Monaco-based Neo Yachting added yacht sales, charter and management to the Group’s aviation and lifestyle capabilities, giving clients access to a growing range of services through a single relationship.

2026 is not over yet, Sparfell is preparing to add another Bombardier aircraft to its charter fleet before the end of the year. In parallel, its Airbus A319 is nearing completion of its new exterior paintwork and is expected to begin charter operations towards the end of 2026.