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Shell Falcon 8X lands in Bologna the week of energy summit
Corporate jet VQ-BXF arrives in Bologna as Shell executives attend industry meetings.
By celebplanes · 1 min read · Shell

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Shell flew from Bergamo to Bologna on June 7, 2026, aboard its Dassault Falcon 8X, tail number VQ-BXF. The 29-minute hop at 19,000 feet covered just over 100 nautical miles, a short leg for a long-range trijet typically used for transcontinental executive transport.
The same week, Bologna is hosting the annual European Energy Forum, a gathering of policymakers and industry leaders focused on energy transition and sustainable aviation fuel — a key priority for Shell, per its corporate aviation arm's sustainability initiatives. The flight aligns with Shell's pattern of deploying its fleet for executive mobility across Europe, as noted in the company's operational history.
Shell Aircraft International operates four Falcon 8X jets from Rotterdam The Hague Airport, supporting global business travel for the energy major. This brief intra-Italy movement suggests a connection to the forum's agenda, consistent with Shell's recent flight activity between Rotterdam, London, and northern Italy.
Aboard the Dassault Falcon 8X


The aircraft
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