Air Charter Service names Swiss office CEO

Arthur Guibert is the new CEO for the Swiss office of Air Charter Service.

Posted in: News by Doug Gollan, April 24, 2024

Air Charter Service has named Arthur Guibert the CEO of its Swiss subsidiary.

Guibert joined the U.K.-based private jet flight provider in Switzerland after five years with Geneva-based LunaJets.

Previously, he held positions with Expedia and Accor Hotels.

“After working for several years in the hospitality and aviation sectors in France, Belgium, and the UK, Arthur joined a private jet specialist in Switzerland in 2017, rising to the position of Head of Business Development at the company three years ago. He brings with him a wealth of experience across Europe in both private jets and customer service and will enhance our charter offering and bring the kind of leadership to take our Geneva office to the next step,” said Air Charter Service Chairman Chris Leach.

Air Charter Service has 35 offices worldwide and over 600 employees. It offers jet cards in both the U.S. and Europe.

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