Private jet and helicopter companies in Italy
Nine Italian charter operators on our list, from Milan, Turin, Rome, Verona and Bologna. Each holds an ENAC air operator certificate, and each is named on any quote it flies.
- Operators
- 9
- Certificate
- ENAC COA
- Largest on our list
- Sirio, 15 aircraft
- ENAC list
- 25 March 2026
Where the list comes from
The Italian charter operators on our list are Sirio, Aliserio, Heliwest, Elilombarda, HoverFly, Sardinian Sky Service, Alba Servizi Aerotrasporti, Air Corporate and AElia. Each appears on ENAC's list of air operator certificate holders dated 25 March 2026. Operators from other EU countries also fly in Italy.
We start from ENAC's own list of COA holders and keep the operators that offer charter. The aircraft counts are the aircraft we list for each operator, which may not be its whole fleet.
The list is sorted by the number of aircraft we list, and says nothing about service or safety beyond the certificate. Each operator's page shows the aircraft we list for it.
To check any operator yourself, read Is my flight legal?. Browse every operator we work with on the Italian charter operators page.
Italian charter operators on our list
- Base
- Milan
- ENAC COA
- IT.AOC.0012
- Aircraft we list
- 15
- Base
- Turin
- ENAC COA
- IT.AOC.0180
- Aircraft we list
- 10
- Base
- Turin
- ENAC COA
- IT.AOC.0088
- Aircraft we list
- 10
- Base
- Milan
- ENAC COA
- IT.AOC.0052
- Aircraft we list
- 7
- Base
- Rome
- ENAC COA
- IT.AOC.0167
- Aircraft we list
- 6
- Base
- Milan
- ENAC COA
- IT.AOC.0147
- Aircraft we list
- 4
- Base
- Milan
- ENAC COA
- IT.AOC.0008
- Aircraft we list
- 2
- Base
- Verona
- ENAC COA
- IT.AOC.0045
- Aircraft we list
- 2
- Base
- Bologna
- ENAC COA
- IT.AOC.0168
- Aircraft we list
- 1
Certificates from ENAC's list of COA holders under EU Regulation 965/2012, dated 25 March 2026. Aircraft counts are those in our database on 19 October 2026.
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How the list shapes your quote
Every quote names the operator that will fly you and its certificate, so you can check it on ENAC's list.
We also ask operators from other EU countries, which hold certificates from their own authorities.
For short hops to Capri, the Amalfi Coast or Lake Como, see our helicopter pages.
Questions, answered
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Ask a specialistWhich Italian charter operator has the most aircraft on your list?+
Sirio, based in Milan, with 15 aircraft listed. Aliserio and Heliwest, both in Turin, follow with 10 each.
Are these operators certified?+
Each appears on ENAC's list of air operator certificate holders dated 25 March 2026, with the COA number shown above.
Do you only use Italian operators in Italy?+
No. Operators from other EU countries, certified by their own authorities, also fly charters in Italy, and we include them in quotes.
How much does a private jet in Italy cost?+
Light jets charter at about €4,130 to €6,490 per flight hour for the whole aircraft, and helicopters at about €1,420 to €4,130, before taxes and fees.
Fares, dates and rules on this page were checked on 19 October 2026. Official fares and schedules change every season; the operator or authority named in each source has the final word.
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