Bron puts you ten minutes from the centre of France's food capital. We put Lyonnaise cooking on your aircraft just as fast.
Lyon-Bron sits inside the city limits — eight kilometres east of Place Bellecour, within sight of the Rhône valley. For executives flying in for a morning meeting in the Part-Dieu business district or an afternoon at one of the pharmaceutical headquarters in Gerland, Bron eliminates the 40-minute transfer from Saint-Exupéry. The runway is shorter, the terminal is quieter, and the turnaround is faster. Our catering matches that pace.
What Bron shares with its larger neighbour is proximity to the same Lyonnaise food culture. The Beaujolais vineyards begin 30 minutes north. Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse is a short drive west. The same charcutiers, fromagers, and pâtissiers who supply Lyon's bouchons supply us. The difference at Bron is timing: we work with operators who need food on board in hours, not days. Quick does not mean compromised — it means we already know what to source and where to find it.
Full-course menus designed for Bron's fast turnarounds — poulet de Bresse en vessie, gratin dauphinois, Lyonnaise salad — prepared and packed for immediate boarding on arrival at the FBO.
Charcuterie from Maison Bobosse, Cervelle de canut in individual ramekins, praline tarts sliced for service — assembled cold, no galley work needed, perfect for Bron's short-hop executive traffic.
Beaujolais crus selected by appellation, mineral water, press, pharmaceutical-grade supplements — whatever the brief requires, sourced in Lyon and delivered directly to Bron's apron.
Seasonal blooms from Lyon's florists, bespoke cabin arrangements for executive departures. We coordinate tablecloths, branded touches, and floral displays with your ground handler at Bron.
Reliable, well-portioned crew packs: hearty mains, fresh salads, fruit, and bakery bread from a Lyon boulangerie. Labelled, separated from passenger catering, ready on schedule.
Bron's entire purpose is speed. We operate on the same principle — short-notice orders fulfilled from our Lyon supplier network. Schedule shifts, diversions, and same-day requests are standard here.
Lyon-Bron sits at the gateway to Beaujolais. The cru villages — Morgon, Moulin-à-Vent, Chiroubles — are less than an hour north, and their wines pair naturally with the Lyonnaise cooking we prepare. A salade Lyonnaise with frisée, lardons, and a poached egg from a Bresse farm. Gratin de cardons, a local specialty almost unknown outside the Rhône valley. Saucisson pistaché served warm in brioche from a Croix-Rousse baker.
Our sourcing follows the same logic that drives Lyon's best restaurants: seasonal, local, traceable. In autumn, that means cèpes from the Monts du Lyonnais. In winter, it is cardons and Saint-Marcellin at peak affinage. Spring brings Drôme asparagus, and summer means apricots from the Rhône valley. We bring this calendar aboard your aircraft, not a standardised menu printed in January and served unchanged through December.