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Liste Des Compagnies Aériennes Département fédéral des finances DFF Administration fédérale des contributions AFC Division principale de la taxe sur la valeur ajoutée Liste des compagnies aériennes Liste des compagnies aériennes ayant leur siège sur le territoire suisse qui assurent majoritairement une navigation aérienne professionnelle internationale (art. 23 al. 2 ch. 8 LTVA). Les prestations correspondantes fournies directement aux compagnies indiquées ci- dessus sont exonérées de l'impôt. Les prestations fournies aux éventuelles sociétés affiliées aux compagnies ne sont par contre pas exonérées de l'impôt. Compagnies aériennes N° TVA Attestation ALBINATI AERONAUTICS SA, 1217 Meyrin CHE-101.946.050 MWST 22.12.2006 BHS Aviation AG, 8152 Glattbrugg CHE-104.410.219 MWST 23.11.2016 Jet Link AG, DC Aviation Switzerland AG Cat Aviation AG, 8302 Kloten CHE-106.136.130 MWST 15.06.2001 Chair Airlines AG, 8152 Glattbrugg CHE-360.024.365 MWST 16.02.2015 Germania Flug AG DASNAIR SA, 1218 Le Grand-Saconnex CHE-102.315.998 MWST 07.04.2003 easyJet Switzerland SA, 1217 Meyrin CHE-106.034.481 MWST 22.12.2000 Edelweiss Air AG, 8058 Zürich CHE-108.396.819 MWST 22.12.2000 Helvetic Airways AG, 8832 Wilen b. Wollerau CHE-116.316.656 MWST 01.01.2015 Mitglied der MWST Gruppe Helvetic Airways AG Jet Aviation Business Jets AG, 4051 Basel CHE-116.329.908 MWST 15.06.2001 Mitglied der MWST Gruppe Jet Aviation Holding GmbH Jet Aviation Zurich-Airport AG, 8058 Zürich CHE-101.507.199 MWST 14.07.2008 ExecuJet Europe AG Lions Air Skymedia AG, 8832 Wollerau CHE-101.427.525 MWST 27.01.2009 Nomad Aviation AG, 8302 Kloten CHE-114.328.973 MWST 12.05.2011 Premium Jet AG, 8302 Kloten CHE-110.129.073 MWST 01.04.2010 Rabbit-Air AG, 8184 Bachenbülach CHE-116.267.986 MWST 03.03.2008 Mitglied der MWST Gruppe F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG Sonnig SA, 1201 Genève CHE-100.100.139 MWST 13.06.2002 Swift Copters SA, 1217 Meyrin CHE-108.475.703 MWST 04.09.2018 Swiss International Air Lines AG, 4052 Basel CHE-105.918.070 MWST 24.06.2003 Swiss Jet AG, 7500 St. Moritz CHE-104.963.978 MWST 14.12.2001 TAG Maintenance Services SA, 1217 Meyrin CHE-106.044.456 MWST 15.06.2001 TAG AVIATION SA Zimex Aviation AG, 8152 Glattbrugg CHE-107.832.947 MWST 15.06.2001 Administration fédérale des contributions AFC Division principale de la TVA Schwarztorstrasse 50 3003 Berne [email protected] 29 septembre 2021 www.estv.admin.ch Attestation révoquée ASL Airlines (Switzerland) AG, 4103 Bottmingen (25 janvier 2018) FARNAIR Switzerland AG, 4123 Allschwil Balair/CTA Leisure AG, 8302 Kloten Belair Airlines AG, 8152 Glattbrugg (20 août 2018) BelairAvcon Air Charter, 6330 Cham Comlux Aviation AG, 8001 Zürich (5 août 2013) Crossair AG, 4056 Basel Darwin Airline SA, 6900 Lugano (11 décembre 2017) Eagle Air Service Ltd (Namensänderung, neu: Gova AG), 3123 Belp EAT Executive Air Transport Ltd., 8058 Zürich-Airport Flybaboo SA, 1211 Genève (13 juin 2013) G5 Executive AG, 6300 Zug (25 avril 2018) Gova AG, 3123 Belp Hello AG, 4052 Basel (13 juin 2013) Jetclub AG, 6304 Zug JetClub AG, 8058 Zürich-Airport Jetclub Aircharter AG, 8058 Zürich-Flughafen Privatair SA, 6340 Baar (6 décembre 2018) PRIVATE X-PRESS AG, 9423 Altenrhein SIRIUS AG, Charter- & Taxiflüge, 8002 Zürich (18. Februar 2011) Skymedia AG, 8832 Wollerau (18 janvier 2017) SkyWork Airlines AG, 3123 Belp (6 septembre 2018) SKY WORK AG, 3123 Belp (25 février 2011) SPEEDWINGS SA, vols-taxis, 1215 Genève Swissair Schweiz. Luftverkehr AG, 8058 Zürich-Airport Swiss Eagle AG, 3123 Belp (25 février 2011) Swiss Global Air Lines AG in Liquidation, 4052 Basel (9 juillet 2019) Swiss European Air Lines AG, 4002 Basel Swiss Private Aviation AG, 8058 Zürich-Airport (13 juin 2013) Swisswings Airlines, 3123 Belp Your Jet AG, 8058 Kloten (13 juin 2013) 2/2 29 septembre 2021 .
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