Grafair, or Graf Air as it is sometimes spelt in the media, is a Swedish aviation company founded in 1969 by the famous Swedish aviator and entrepreneur, Bengt Grafström. Grafair is also represented in the US through the subsidiary Grafair Inc.
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| Founded | 1969 | ||||||
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| Fleet size | 6 | ||||||
| Destinations | - | ||||||
| Headquarters | Stockholm-Bromma Airport, Sweden | ||||||
| Key people | Bengt Grafström, Founder Johan Emmoth, CEO | ||||||
| Website | http://www.grafair.se/ | ||||||
Grafair operates a fleet of business jets and amphibious aircraft. They offer air taxi/air charter, fractional jet ownership and air ambulance services.
Grafair founded the first privately owned and operated Fixed-Base Operation (FBO) in Sweden in 2004. The full-service FBO located at Stockholm-Bromma Airport was named the Grafair Jet Center. The Grafair Jet Center FBO were ranked in May 2008 as the third best international FBO.[1][2] The following year, in May 2009, Grafair Jet Center were again placed as the 3rd best international FBO in the survey performed by AIN. [3]
Fleet
editGrafair's aircraft fleet consists of (2017):
| Type | Number | Passengers | Primarily used for |
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| Cessna 550 Citation II | 1 | 8+1 | Air ambulance and Air taxi/Air charter |
| Cessna 560 Ultra | 2 | 7+1 | Air ambulance and Air taxi/Air charter |
| Cessna S550 Citation SII | 1 | 8+1 | Fractional jet ownership |
| Hawker 800XP | 1 | 8+1 | Air taxi/Air charter |
| Cessna 208 Caravan Amphibian | 1 | 9 | Air taxi/Air charter |
References
edit- ^ AIN - Aviation International News
- ^ "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2010-08-12. Retrieved 2009-05-15.
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