Airon Marine
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Motor yacht Airon Marine 345 500hp
Mykonos, Greece
From US$1,113 /day
28 ft (9 m) · 7 guests
2019, Airon Marine Master 25 Power Yacht for Adventurous People in Sorrento, Campania!
Sorrento, Italy
From US$500 /day
Airon Marine yacht models
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Airon Marine based?
- Airon Marine is based in Lezzeno, on Lake Como in northern Italy. Its official history page and boating directories place the shipyard in the Como area.
- What types of boats does Airon Marine build?
- The brand builds motorboats and yachts, including cabin cruisers and open yachts. Its range also includes sport cruiser, hard-top/coupé, and walkaround/fisherman models.
- What is Airon Marine known for?
- Airon Marine is known for hydrodynamic hull design, efficient performance, and comfortable layouts. The company also emphasizes Italian construction and customization across its model range.
Airon Marine is an Italian boat builder founded in 1976 on Lake Como by Paolo Molinari. The company is based in Lezzeno, Como, and builds motorboats and yachts. Its official materials emphasize hydrodynamic hull design, comfort, and efficient performance.
History and shipyard
Airon Marine was established in 1976 on the shores of Lake Como by Paolo Molinari. The company’s history begins with a 36-foot wooden boat developed with Walter Posca, a project that became part of the brand’s early identity. Official company information presents Airon Marine as a long-running Italian yard focused on combining tradition with modern construction methods. Independent boating references also place the builder in Lezzeno, in the Como area, Italy.
Model range and design
Airon Marine builds cabin cruisers and open motor yachts, with current references showing models from about 7 to 17 meters. The range includes the AmX line, along with hard-top/coupé, sport cruiser, and walkaround/fisherman styles. The brand is associated with hulls designed for a strong speed-to-weight ratio, lower fuel consumption, and stable handling. Some sources note that the yard has also produced larger motorboats, including hulls up to around 52 feet.











