18/12/2017
FlyValan operated by FlyCompass, air links to Genoese companies.
FlyValan is trying to rise above even superstition “While the others have been napping, we’ve worked out a plan in 18 months,” said David Jarach, a fast talker, fluent in both Italian and English, the president of “diciottofebbraio”, “the primary consulting company in the field of aviation and defence.” He is the man launching FlyValan, a marketing carrier that has chosen Genoa Airport as the base for its expansion. The operation is complex: “FlyValan is not an airline” is its trade mark. The actual travel operation relies on FlyCompass, a Romanian carrier of which FlyValan is a majority holder. It mostly flies around Eastern Europe: the flight license comes from Bucharest, while Valan – the leading company – is Moldovan and works primarily with helicopters “for primary government organizations: the United Nations and the World Food Program.” “We chose Genoa because it is a good opportunity,” explains Jarach, “there is a demand we want to meet.”