Social Sustainability

SDG: Quality Education
SDG: Gender Equality
SDG: Decent Work and Economical Growth
SDG: Reduced Inequalities
SDG: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

Luxaviation follows a comprehensive management approach that understands diversity of gender, demography and nationality and encourage and support equal participation of men and women in management positions of our Group. We are embodying a family-aware corporate culture with flexible work hours creating a better harmony between working and family life, increasing employees’ motivation and health. Our Peer Support programme addresses the everyday challenges of our colleagues throughout the organisation and is also available for external flight crew.

Employee Breakdown by Gender 2024
Infographic showing gender diversity in 2024, highlighting Luxaviation’s commitment to social sustainability in business.
Community Engagement

At Luxaviation, we believe that community engagement is fundamental to our commitment to social and environmental responsibility. This is why we cultivate a 'think global, act local' mindset among our global teams to drive meaningful change and foster positive impacts in the communities where we operate. This approach ensures that our initiatives are globally relevant and locally effective.

Charitable Contributions to Promote Social Sustainability

Luxaviation Group promotes social sustainability through a variety of charitable initiatives. As a Group, we support activities initiated by our different operators and our employees’ private commitments to direct charitable contributions on continents where we are present.

Boy daydreaming while flying a paper airplane, representing Luxaviation's support for Fly2Help at the annual Aviation Polo Challenge.
Fly2Help

On 14 September 2024, Luxaviation UK and Castle Air welcomed over 650 guests to the annual Aviation Polo Cup, held at the Hurtwood Park Polo Club. This year’s event opened with a breathtaking display from the Red Devils, the British Army Parachute Display Team, who descended onto the polo fields to a wave of applause. The spirit of the event continues to celebrate the power of community, bringing together aviation professionals, clients, and their families for a day of entertainment, connection, and shared purpose. Proudly supporting Fly2Help, a charity dedicated to transforming lives through the power of flight, the event raised more than £15,000 through a charity auction and an exclusive raffle. One of the headline prizes was a Paris experience for two, generously donated by Luxaviation Collection by La Fugue. Preparations are underway for the 2025 event, with plans to integrate custom art installations that incorporate environmental psychology principles to enhance the overall guest experience.

 

Alex Rhythm of Joy Choir performing for Mandela Day, highlighting Luxaviation's commitment to community service and social responsibility.

ExecuJet’s South African - Alex Rhythm of Joy Choir.

Mandela Day

In honour of Nelson Mandela Day 2024, 21 staff members from Luxaviation Africa united in a hands-on initiative to support the Lions Club of Wilro Park. Through this compassionate project, the team donated 236 yarns of wool and handcrafted 173 scarves, 169 beanies, 2 blankets, 4 pairs of handwarmers, and 2 baby jerseys. These handmade items were distributed to individuals and families in need, offering warmth and dignity during the winter months. More than a charitable gesture, this initiative exemplified the power of collective action and reaffirmed our values of care, dignity, and community upliftment.

A ROYAL RECOGNITION
Spotlight on Leigh Westwood from Luxaviation UK

In addition to his corporate responsibilities, Leigh dedicates a majority of his free time to volunteering, responding to life-threatening (999) emergency calls in the UK. As a Community First Responder and Senior Team Leader for a team at Southeast Coast Ambulance Service, Leigh provides critical, first on scene medical support during emergencies, such as cardiac arrests, strokes, and attempted suicides. In recognition for his outstanding service, Leigh was awarded the King’s Coronation Medal in 2024 for his contributions to the South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust.

£40,970
raised and donated to the charity

Westwood

Leigh Westwood
Director of Operations (NPGO)
Cybersecurity & EFB Manager (UK)

Well-being

Luxaviation actively champions social wellbeing by cultivating a workplace culture that prioritises work-life balance, promotes professional development opportunities, and implements dedicated wellbeing initiatives. Additionally, Luxaviation enhances physical wellbeing by providing ergonomic workstations and implementing dedicated Office Wellbeing Rituals.

Crew member playing pool, representing Luxaviation's commitment to social wellbeing and a balanced workplace culture.
Philanthropy

Luxaviation was introduced to George Harliono following its partnership with renowned pianist Lang Lang, hosting private shows for VIP clients since 2015. Luxaviation now supports the gifted 18-year-old British pianist by providing a Steinway & Sons Spirio grand piano for his use. Harliono, who gave his first solo recital at nine, has since performed on prestigious stages across the UK, US, Europe, and Asia.

Supporting Our Colleagues

Over the years we have empowered and encouraged our colleagues to share their passions with us. The practice allowed us to support causes that resonate deeply with our colleagues. We take immense pride in backing charities and organisations that our team members are passionate about, whether they are large-scale projects or individual initiatives. This commitment reflects our socially sustainable ethos and underscores our dedication to social responsibility and social sustainability in business, ensuring sustainable wellbeing within our workforce.

Explore the various charities around the globe that our colleagues have already collaborated with.