GetJet Group has secured $31 million in financing from volofin Capital Management to support its Growth Strategy 2026.
Fleet expansion plans
The funding will enable the acquisition of up to five narrow-body aircraft. These are expected to join the fleet by Q2 2026.
Darius Viltrakis said the move will help meet rising demand for ACMI services and support airline partners.
Strengthening partnerships
GetJet recently signed new contracts with Eurowings and Etihad Airways. It also continues to operate for carriers such as Wizz Air and Air Senegal.
Expanding asset management
Part of the investment will support growth at Airhub Aviation. The company manages a portfolio worth €200 million and operates an MRO facility in Šiauliai.
The financing strengthens GetJet’s ability to scale operations and expand its aviation asset management capabilities.
