Growth funding GetJet has secured substantial external financing (approx. €31m/$31m) to support fleet expansion and aviation asset management. This signals strong growth momentum and a willingness to scale operations, presenting an opportunity to propose additional fleet leasing, ACMI, or maintenance services to accompany their expansion.

Fleet expansion Recent news highlights planned fleet growth and headcount increases, including a 200 new positions announced for 2026 and investment in expansion through 2028. This creates sales opportunities for additional aircraft leasing, MRO capabilities, training services, and software tools to optimize operations and asset management.

Strategic partnerships New contracts with Eurowings, Etihad, and ongoing operations for Air Senegal and Wizz Air indicate a strategy of diversified, multinational ACMI and charter engagements. Approach: position GetJet for bundled charter, widebody/shorthaul capacity, and long-term partner programs across regions.

Safety and reliability IOSA certification reinforces a high safety standard and reliable on-time performance. Use this as a selling point to secure premium ACMI and charter deals with risk-averse carriers and governments seeking compliant fleet support.

Regional footprint Headquartered in Lithuania with multi-country expansion plans suggests a growing European hub strategy. Target expansion opportunities with European airlines seeking flexible capacity, regional maintenance, and asset management services to complement their network growth.