LunaJets lifted July 2026 revenue by 15% year on year, posting what it described as its strongest month on record. The Switzerland-based private jet broker linked the improvement to tighter coordination, a stronger technology backend and continued global expansion, including plans to open an office in Casablanca.
The result came against a softer market backdrop and continued Middle East tensions, with LunaJets highlighting its ability to sustain demand despite wider industry headwinds. The July performance followed a positive first quarter, when revenue rose 28% year on year, pointing to an extended period of growth rather than a single standout month.
The company’s expansion plans suggest it is pairing commercial momentum with added regional coverage. Exact July revenue was not disclosed in the material reviewed.