And just like that, Corporate Jet Investor Malta 2026 has come to an end.
It was two days exceptionally well spent in the company of professionals from across the business aviation sector. The a setting encouraged learning, genuine conversation and collaboration.
The conference delivered valuable market insights and thought-provoking discussions on the issues shaping the industry. From aircraft management and charter operations to legal and transactional matters, there was plenty to take away. I particularly enjoyed the discussions around agreements, the allocation of responsibilities between transaction parties, and the practical challenges that arising when interests need to be carefully balanced.
Beyond the sessions themselves, one of the highlights was the opportunity to reconnect with existing contacts while making many new ones. Business aviation is a remarkably international industry. Events like these remind us how interconnected and approachable the community really is.
A sincere thank you to the organisers, the speakers, and everyone who took the time to exchange ideas over the past two days. I return to Asteria Advisory with fresh perspectives, new connections, and plenty of inspiration for the months ahead.
Asteria Advisory’s Aviation Capability
Dr. Geraldine Spiteri has been active in the aviation industry for more than a decade. She is currently reading her Advanced LL.M. in Air & Space Law at Leiden University. This is part of her commitment to provide authentic competence in the work that Asteria does in the world of aviation.
Feel free to make contact if you wish to discuss your company’s air law matters.
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