Over 17 new management contracts have been secured since Spring 2024. The company now operates one of the largest fleets of Global 7500s, with nine in service, alongside ten Gulfstream G650/ERs. Three of these new arrivals are equipped with Starlink Wi-Fi, offering high-speed connectivity. Two Falcon 6X and a Global 8000 will soon be added to the managed fleet.
Nine aircraft have been added to the charter fleet, including a brand-new Praetor 500. The company has strengthened its footprint in Spain with the addition of three new aircraft to its local fleet, now serving key locations including Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, La Seu (Andorra), and Malaga. Global Jet Spain now offers a diverse charter fleet featuring a PC24, two Gulfstream G200s, a Global Express XRS, and a Falcon 7X. On the French Riviera, a Cessna Citation Latitude, equipped with advanced technology and premium comfort has been added to the existing fleet in the region which includes the Global XRS, BBJ1, Falcon 7X, and Falcon 2000LX.
Matteo Bettancourt has recently joined the team, as new Business Development Executive bringing a fresh perspective and dynamic energy helping explore new opportunities.
According to the company the business sales and acquisitions market in 2025 is stabilizing with strong growth in new aircraft deliveries, and a dynamic pre-owned segment. Demand remains high for large-cabin, long-range jets, particularly among private users.
Despite economic pressures such as tariffs and ongoing supply chain challenges, the global market is projected to grow steadily through 2032, supported by rising demand, fleet modernization, and a growing emphasis on efficiency and sustainability.
