GlobeAir betreibt die größte Cessna-Citation-Mustang-Flotte Europas und bietet Privatjet-Transfers binnen 2 Stunden — direkt zwischen über 1.600 europäischen Flughäfen und den Yacht-Destinationen am Mittelmeer und in der Adria.
The most inefficient part of a luxury yacht charter has never been the yacht. It is everything that happens before you step on board. Scheduled flights with connections. Crowded terminals. A two-hour ground transfer from the wrong airport. By the time you reach the marina, half of the first charter day is gone.
GlobeAir removes that friction entirely. Founded in Linz in 2007 by Bernhard Fragner, the Austrian operator has built a fleet of more than 20 Cessna Citation Mustang jets with a single obsession: getting you from your front door to your yacht faster than anyone else in European private aviation.
For clients of Yachtwerk, the authorised exclusive Azimut dealer for Germany, this link between private jet and private yacht closes the final loop in an end-to-end luxury journey.
Why private jet to yacht is the new standard in luxury travel
The high-net-worth traveller does not optimise for cost. They optimise for time. A private-jet plus yacht-charter combination across Europe recovers the hours that commercial aviation swallows — and turns the journey itself into part of the experience.
Run the numbers: a scheduled flight from Munich to Split means a 90-minute drive to the airport, a two-hour check-in buffer, the flight itself, baggage reclaim and a ground transfer. Total, on a good day: six to eight hours.
With GlobeAir, that same journey shrinks to under three hours — front door to dock. You drive to a private aviation terminal, board without queues, land at the airport closest to your marina and step into a waiting car. Your crew has already prepared the yacht. The lines are ready to slip.
GlobeAir: Europe’s fastest private-jet charter operator
GlobeAir’s promise is built on speed — not just in the air, but at every step of the process. The signature commitment is remarkable: booking to take-off within two hours. No other private-aviation operator in Europe matches that response time.
The fleet of more than 20 Cessna Citation Mustangs is distributed across several European bases — guaranteeing availability even for short-notice bookings. The Citation Mustang is a light jet built for short and medium European routes: fuel-efficient and able to land at smaller regional airports that larger jets cannot reach.
This access to over 1,600 airports across Europe is what makes GlobeAir particularly valuable to yacht-charter clients. Where commercial airlines may serve 30 airports across the Mediterranean basin, GlobeAir can put you down on runways minutes from marinas most travellers have never heard of — and most yachts have almost to themselves.
Payment options reflect the international clientele: GlobeAir accepts Visa, Mastercard and American Express, plus Bitcoin via BitPay. Billing in EUR, CHF or GBP — practical for clients chartering across jurisdictions.
The jet-to-yacht transfer: from runway to marina in minutes
The jet-to-yacht transfer is the point at which private aviation and luxury charter share their strongest overlap. GlobeAir’s partnership with Splendid Yachting — the charter sister company in the Yachtwerk network — illustrates how this works in practice.
A client in Zurich books a chartered Azimut motor yacht through Yachtwerk’s brokerage team. The yacht is ready in Šibenik. Instead of navigating scheduled flight timetables, she books a GlobeAir Citation Mustang from Zurich to Split — a flight of around 90 minutes.
On landing, a pre-arranged luxury transfer covers the 80-kilometre drive to the marina in under an hour. Total travel time from her front door in Zurich to the yacht deck: around three hours. The same journey via commercial aviation and scheduled transfers would consume nearly a full day.
The return journey is just as compelling. Yacht charters rarely end at times that match commercial flight schedules. With GlobeAir, you step off when you are ready — not when the airline says so.
Destinations: where private jets meet the Mediterranean’s finest marinas
The Croatian Adriatic remains one of Europe’s most compelling yacht-charter destinations — more than 1,200 islands, crystal-clear water from June to October and a coastline where a motor yacht finds a solitude the French Riviera lost decades ago.
But Croatia is only one corridor. GlobeAir’s network spans the full breadth of European yachting: the Costa Smeralda of Sardinia, the Balearics, the Ionian islands of Greece, the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro, the turquoise Turkish coast. Each of these regions has regional airports within GlobeAir’s reach and marinas where Azimut and Benetti yachts moor regularly.
For Yachtwerk clients based in Germany, that reach is particularly relevant. Munich, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hamburg — GlobeAir can depart from private aviation terminals near any of these cities and reach any Mediterranean marina within a few hours.
The full-service approach with which Yachtwerk accompanies yacht ownership and chartering — from sale through management, build supervision to charter coordination — finds its natural counterpart in GlobeAir’s equally comprehensive private-aviation concept.
Sustainability at altitude: GlobeAir’s WeArePlanetA initiative
Private aviation and environmental responsibility were long considered a contradiction. GlobeAir tackles that tension directly — through the WeArePlanetA initiative.
The Cessna Citation Mustang is one of the most economical light jets in its class. Its Pratt & Whitney PW615F engines were designed for low consumption on short European routes. Per passenger on a four-seat flight, the emissions profile often compares favourably with commercial business class — particularly when the alternative involves connecting flights and hotel overnights.
GlobeAir’s approach is pragmatic rather than performative. They acknowledge the environmental cost and work to reduce it through fleet efficiency, route optimisation and transparent reporting. For yacht-charter clients increasingly factoring sustainability into travel decisions, that honesty is more credible than carbon-offset theatre.
How to book: private jet and yacht charter in a single journey
Combining a GlobeAir flight with a yacht charter requires coordination — but the process is simpler than most clients expect.
Step 1: Confirm your charter date and boarding marina through Yachtwerk or a charter partner.
Step 2: At fly.globeair.com, enter your departure location, destination airport, date and passenger count. The platform shows availability for up to four passengers immediately.
Step 3: Arrange your ground transfer from the destination airport to the marina. Your charter operator or a local concierge service will coordinate this.
Step 4: Depart. With GlobeAir’s two-hour response window, even last-minute changes to your charter plan can be accommodated with ease.
For groups of more than four people, the GlobeAir service team arranges multi-aircraft solutions or recommends partner operators. Reachable on +43 7221 727 400 or via WhatsApp.
