Saxon Air provide world leading aircraft management services to large corporations and private clients. Whether helicopters or jets, our services include the oversight all operational aspects of owning an aircraft, maintenance, regulatory compliance, crew management, and financial administration. Saxon Air works to optimise the use of clients’ aircraft, ensuring they are managed cost-effectively and efficiently, while adhering to the highest safety standards.
As a dual Air Operator’s Certificate holder based in the East of England, Saxon Air is uniquely placed to manage both fixed-wing and rotary aircraft under one roof, giving clients aircraft management UK-wide backed by an in-house CAMO team, a managed charter fleet, and decades of combined operational experience.
Let us handle the workload of operating your jet or helicopter, so you can enjoy using your aircraft stress-free, with the peace of mind that we’re optimising it as a commercial asset.
Let us handle the workload of operating your jet or helicopter, so you can enjoy using your aircraft stress-free, with the peace of mind that we’re optimising it as a commercial asset.
Private aircraft management is the outsourcing of your aircraft’s day-to-day operation to a specialist company, so ownership stays simple while the aircraft remains safe, compliant and available whenever you need it. For clients considering aircraft management services, Saxon Air’s model covers six core areas:
Flight Scheduling: We coordinate every flight around your availability, balancing your personal use of the aircraft with any charter activity so it’s always ready when you need it.
Crew Management: Our team recruits, trains and rosters experienced pilots and cabin crew, handling licensing, currency and duty-time compliance so you never have to think about staffing your aircraft.
Maintenance Oversight: Every managed aircraft is scheduled for maintenance through our in-house Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO), keeping it airworthy, reliable and ready to fly.
Regulatory Compliance (CAMO): Our UK CAA-approved CAMO team manages Airworthiness Review Certificates, safety-related work and technical records, ensuring your aircraft consistently meets UK and EASA regulatory standards.
Charter Revenue Generation: Where clients choose to, we can integrate managed aircraft into our charter fleet, generating revenue during periods the aircraft would otherwise sit idle and helping offset ownership costs.
Cost Reporting: Clients receive transparent, detailed financial reporting covering operating costs, maintenance spend and any charter income, giving full visibility over the aircraft as a commercial asset.
Optimise aircraft ownership with our bespoke management service. Whether helicopters or jets, based in the UK, Europe, or beyond, Saxon Air provides operational support, administrative control, and oversight on maintenance and compliance. We help offset costs and gain tax benefits by integrating your aircraft into our charter fleet while ensuring it remains available when you need it.
Choosing a helicopter or jet is a significant investment. Our expertise as both owner and charter operator enables us to assess the best fit for your long-term needs, considering both aviation and financial viability. Leveraging our industry knowledge, we source the right aircraft, whether pre-owned or factory new. Additionally, we assist in selling client-owned aircraft and occasionally offer ex-fleet helicopters or jets for sale.
From commercial to non-scheduled transport, all aircraft undergo stringent safety and regulatory controls. Our Continuing Airworthiness Management (CAM) framework ensures safety, better dispatch reliability, and reduced operating costs. Saxon Air, authorized by the Civil Aviation Authority, conducts in-house CAM assessments, issues Airworthiness Certificates, and coordinates safety-related work, including for aircraft registered in the Isle of Man.
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I am Oliver Smith, a seasoned professional with 12 years of experience in aircraft management. I combine my technical expertise with a deep passion for aviation. What makes this field so enjoyable for me is the dynamic nature of the work—every day presents new challenges and opportunities to ensure safety, efficiency, and exceptional service. My love for the industry, building long-lasting relationships, and my commitment to excellence continue to motivate me and the Saxon Air team to achieve success in the industry.
In terms of client retention, my department emphasizes high-touch client service, regular communication, and transparency in reporting to build trust and foster long-term partnerships. By consistently reviewing client needs and proactively addressing feedback, we ensure ongoing satisfaction and loyalty. This focus on both acquisition and retention allows us to expand our market share while strengthening relationships with existing clients, driving sustainable growth for the business
An aircraft management company oversees the operational, regulatory and financial aspects of owning an aircraft, including flight scheduling, crew, maintenance, compliance and, where applicable, generating charter revenue on the owner’s behalf.
Yes. Saxon Air holds a dual Air Operator’s Certificate covering both rotary and fixed-wing operations, allowing us to manage helicopters and jets under one integrated model.
Yes, where clients choose to, we can integrate managed aircraft into our charter fleet, generating revenue during periods it would otherwise sit unused, helping offset ownership costs.
CAMO stands for Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation, a UK CAA approval demonstrating a company meets required standards for maintaining aircraft airworthiness. Saxon Air’s in-house CAMO team manages this compliance directly, rather than outsourcing it.
Saxon Air is headquartered in the East of England at Norwich International Airport, with satellite offices at London Stansted and London Biggin Hill for client meetings.
Pricing depends on aircraft type, usage patterns and the scope of services required. Contact our Aircraft Management team for a tailored proposal based on your specific aircraft and goals.