LunaJets Focuses on Morocco to Expand Its Private Aviation Business in North Africa
This new establishment is part of the company’s strategy to expand in North Africa, driven by the growing demand for private flights, particularly among business travelers and tourists.
Based in Geneva, LunaJets operates as an intermediary between its clients and private jet operators, without owning or directly operating any aircraft.
The company now views Morocco as a strategic market, buoyed by its international appeal and the increase in passenger traffic to and from the main cities of the Kingdom.
The future office in Casablanca will be overseen by Christelle Candia. Her presence will enable LunaJets to respond more swiftly to client requests and offer local services to travelers wishing to either visit Morocco or depart for various international destinations.
However, the company has not yet disclosed the exact location of the office, the planned investment amount, or the number of employees to be recruited.
This expansion comes as LunaJets reports sustained international growth. According to the company, July 2026 was its best month on record, with a 15% increase in revenues year-on-year. Additionally, the number of new clients rose by 25% during the same period.
LunaJets offers on-demand private jet booking services along with comprehensive client support throughout their journey, thanks to a network of offices covering multiple markets in Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa.
The arrival of the company in Casablanca takes place against the backdrop of the growing private aviation sector in Morocco, notably supported by the Kingdom’s economic and tourism dynamics and the strengthening of its connections with international business networks.
With this new location, LunaJets aims to make Morocco a hub for the development of its activities in North Africa, while accommodating the rising demand for private aviation services.
