GetJet Airlines has secured US$31 million in external financing from London-based volofin Capital Management. The funding supports the carrier’s Growth Strategy 2026 by expanding its fleet and aviation asset management operations.
The capital will finance the acquisition of up to five additional narrow-body aircraft, with integration into the fleet targeted for the second quarter of 2026. This move addresses a strong pipeline of client demand and rising needs for ACMI services.
GetJet Chief Executive Darius Viltrakis said the financing reflects the confidence of key financial partners in the company’s operational performance and enables rapid response to growing airline customer demand. Volofin Capital Management indicated it plans to continue supporting GetJet with tailored asset-based financing solutions.
Recent contracts with Eurowings and Etihad Airways have bolstered GetJet’s commercial position, alongside ongoing operations for Air Senegal and Wizz Air. Last summer, it also supported Royal Jordanian and TAP Air Portugal.
The financing further advances the group’s aviation asset management and component trading through affiliate Airhub Aviation, based in Northern and Central Europe. Airhub manages a portfolio valued at about €200 million and runs an MRO facility at Šiauliai International Airport in Lithuania.