We optimize the journey.
Not just the flight.
Most of Bavaria isn’t Munich, and neither are most of the people who call us.
Meridian Sky started as a spreadsheet: a plain comparison of Straubing against Munich against Ingolstadt-Manching, door to door, in euros and minutes — built because brokers kept quoting clients from Munich by default, not because it was the right airport, but because it was the only one anyone had bothered to check.
The spreadsheet got out of hand. It’s the routing model behind every search on this site now.
Three people answer the Aviation Desk phone today. Regensburg office, mobile after hours, no call centre, no script.
Who you’ll actually talk to
Moritz Aigner
Founder
Flew corporate and charter out of Oberpfaffenhofen before this. Still flies charter himself most months and is often genuinely unreachable because of it — call the Desk, Klara or Tobias will loop him in within the hour if it needs him specifically.
Klara Berg
Aviation Desk
If your flight shows as confirmed, Klara is the person who got an actual operator on the phone to confirm it. Started in ground ops at Munich before moving to the desk side. Has talked exactly one client out of departing into weather he shouldn't have departed into.
Tobias Hartmann
Aviation Desk
Handles most of the multi-city and last-minute requests, largely because he's better than anyone else here at getting an operator to move a positioning flight by two hours. Keeps a running list of which Bavarian FBOs will let a car onto the apron for pickup. Currently two.
Photo: Matti Blume, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
A short list of things we don’t do
Sell jet cards or fractional shares
Different business, different economics. Most people asking for a Regensburg–Nice flight twice a year don't need to prepay for fifty hours they might not fly.
Explain the fees after the price
If a number is on the screen or in a quote, it's the number. Positioning, handling and de-icing are either in it or listed next to it — never discovered afterward.
Call anything “bespoke”
We're honestly not sure what it means either, and it was starting to appear in every other sentence we wrote.
Package the jet, hotel and chauffeur as one product
We'll happily arrange all three around your flight. Selling them as a single bundle raises EU package-travel questions we'd rather not raise, and it means you can't swap the hotel without renegotiating the flight.