At The Aviation Factory, safety is not a feature — it is the foundation of everything we do. Since our start more than 25 years ago, we have built our reputation by making safety and compliance the first decision-making factor in every flight we arrange. No aircraft is proposed, no operator is approved, and no mission is executed unless it meets our strict safety standards.
Unlike a single operator tied to its own fleet, we work with a broad network of carefully vetted operators across Europe and worldwide. This allows us to maintain a higher level of operational objectivity: if one operator’s safety profile changes, or a specific aircraft is not performing to the highest standard, we simply choose the safer alternative. This flexibility strengthens our ability to consistently select the safest option for every trip.
Every decision we make — from aircraft selection to crew requirements to operational readiness — is guided by the same principle: “Would we confidently put our own families on this flight?” If the answer is anything other than a full yes, we look for a safer alternative.
Our long-term partnerships with trusted operators, combined with our continuous monitoring and independent evaluation, give us a unique vantage point. We do not accept “standard compliance.” We insist on proven excellence in maintenance, crew expertise, operational discipline and transparency.
At The Aviation Factory, we collaborate exclusively with certified operators who meet — and continually demonstrate — the highest levels of safety, reliability, and operational discipline. Our selection process is deliberate, methodical, and built on more than two decades of industry experience.
Unlike platforms that accept any operator into their database, our network is highly curated and relationship-driven. Many of our partners have been working with us for over 10 years, allowing us to build deep insight into their fleets, maintenance philosophies, crew culture, and operational performance. These long-term relationships give us a level of visibility that goes far beyond publicly available information.
All operators we work with are subject to the same strict regulatory frameworks that govern the aviation industry worldwide. Whether they are based in Europe or the United States, they must comply fully with the rigorous oversight standards established by EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) or FAA (Federal Aviation Administration). These regulations cover everything from aircraft maintenance programs to crew qualifications, operational procedures, safety reporting, and continuous compliance audits.
Our strict vetting process ensures that aircraft we propose is operated by a team we trust completely, and one that has been evaluated not just once, but continuously, over many years. Our role is to ensure that the operator handling your flight is not only certified — but genuinely exceptional.
A common question in private aviation is whether booking through a broker is as safe as booking directly with an operator. In reality, the level of safety is identical—every private jet flight, regardless of how it is booked, must be operated by a certified operator that meets strict EASA or FAA safety and compliance requirements.
At The Aviation Factory, we strengthen this foundation even further. As a broker with access to many trusted operators worldwide, we add a second layer of independent safety assurance. Where an operator can only offer the aircraft within its own fleet, we can choose the safest, most suitable option from a broad network of vetted partners. This means:
If one operator has the perfect aircraft but the crew availability is not ideal, we select a safer alternative.
If an aircraft type experiences new industry advisories, we can avoid it until full clarity is restored.
If an operator’s performance changes over time, we switch to one with a stronger safety profile.
This flexibility gives us the ability to continuously optimize safety on a flight-by-flight basis, something a single-fleet operator simply cannot do.
All flights we arrange are operated by the same aviation authority-certified professionals you would book directly — but with the added advantage that we compare multiple options to ensure each mission is performed by the most suitable operator for that route, destination, conditions and aircraft type.
Our clients benefit from:
This independent, data-driven, and globally informed approach means that booking with The Aviation Factory is just as safe as booking directly with an operator — and in many cases, even safer, because every flight benefits from our ability to compare, evaluate and select the strongest option.
Safety is never a one-time evaluation. At The Aviation Factory, it is a continuous process that guides every recommendation we make and every flight we arrange. Even after an operator has passed our initial vetting process, we continue to monitor their performance, consistency and operational reliability throughout our partnership.
This ongoing oversight is one of the main reasons our clients trust us — and one of the key elements that differentiates us from both single-fleet operators and online platforms that do not maintain long-term operator relationships.
If at any point an operator no longer meets our or our clients' expectations, we do not compromise. We stop working with them — period.
This real-time, data-backed approach allows us to ensure that every flight is performed by an operator who is not only certified, but also proven, dependable and continuously monitored.
By taking responsibility for this entire oversight process, we provide our clients with peace of mind:
The operator selected for your flight is not only compliant today but has been consistently safe over time — and we verify that every day.
At The Aviation Factory, we believe that trust is built on clarity. Safety is strongest when clients have access to transparent, reliable information — not only about the flight they are taking, but also about the operator, aircraft type and the criteria behind our recommendations. Our commitment to transparency is one of the reasons many clients stay with us for years and trust us with their most important travel arrangements.
From the moment you contact us, we provide clear, verifiable details about the flight you will take:
Transparency also means acknowledging limitations. If an aircraft is not suitable, or if weather, operational changes, or crew availability affect your mission, we communicate openly and proactively. We would rather delay, adjust, or replace an operator than compromise on clarity or safety.
By sharing information openly, we ensure that every client has a complete and accurate understanding of the flight they are booking. This clarity is a powerful extension of our safety philosophy and reinforces our reputation as a trusted, accountable and data-driven private aviation partner.
For group charter operations, we take transparency to the next level. We prepare detailed airline evaluation documents for every airline we work with. These documents provide a clear and objective overview of the airline, its fleet and our evaluation of them.
We assign each airline an objective internal rating, based on years of experience, project outcomes, operational discipline, and consistency across hundreds of group charter flights. This rating system gives us — and our clients — a data-backed perspective on each operator’s strengths, reliability, and suitability for different missions.
For more than two decades, The Aviation Factory has been a trusted partner for private jet charters, group flights, and complex aviation projects across Europe and around the world. Our long history in the industry is evidence of consistent performance, operational reliability and an unwavering commitment to safety.
From our headquarters in the Benelux, we oversee more than 3,000 flights every year, ranging from individual private jet missions to large-scale charter operations.
Over the years, we have built:
This track record is our strongest guarantee: When you fly with The Aviation Factory, you fly with a partner who has been proving its commitment to safety for more than two decades.