Poland’s AMC Aviation Expands Fleet with First Falcon 7X
AMC Aviation (AMQ, Warsaw Chopin) has expanded its fleet by introducing its first Dassault Falcon 7X, marking the company’s entry into Dassault Aviation operations, according to ch-aviation research.
The newly acquired SP-AGA (msn 272) began service on January 24, 2025, flying between Geneva and Poznan Lawica. The 8.6-year-old jet was previously operated by Malta-based Skyfirst, with its last recorded flight under the KFE code occurring on December 5, 2024, during a test flight around Geneva.
Skyfirst continues to operate two Falcon 7Xs, a Falcon 8X, and a Global Express under its Maltese Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC).
The Falcon 7X joins AMC Aviation’s growing fleet, which now includes 19 other aircraft, such as:
- Three Learjet 60XRs
- Challenger 300 & Challenger 605
- Citation Jet 3+ & Citation Excel
- Phenom 100 & Praetor 600
- Gulfstream G150, G280, GVII-G500
- HondaJet & three Pilatus PC-24s (one registered in Germany)
- Premier I & Premier IA
- King Air B350i
This latest addition reinforces AMC Aviation’s expansion in Poland’s business aviation sector, catering to VIP and corporate clients. The Falcon 7X’s long-range capabilities enhance the company’s ability to serve high-demand intercontinental routes, further strengthening its presence in Europe’s private jet market.
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Sources: AirGuide Business airguide.info, bing.com, ch-aviation.com