Go Rentals has expanded its US network to 310 locations, adding 26 in 2026 as demand for premium rental-car services at fixed-base operators continues to grow. The company expects to open a further 15 locations before the end of the year, extending a nationwide operation that links private-aviation arrivals with ground transportation.
Founded in 1995 with seven vehicles at the former Newport Jet Center at California’s John Wayne Orange County Airport, Go Rentals has built its business around luxury rental cars for aviation customers. Founder and chief executive Kaye Gitibin discussed the expansion during NBAA-BACE.
Gitibin attributed much of the growth to word of mouth and requests from customers who wanted the service available at additional FBOs. The company’s network allows operators to offer premium ground mobility as part of the arrival experience, while giving private-aviation travellers access to familiar service standards beyond the aircraft.
The expansion comes as expectations around luxury travel continue to rise, with businesses seeking more consistent premium experiences for their customers. The planned openings remain subject to completion and represent an expectation rather than confirmed additions; Go Rentals has not disclosed revenue, profitability, fleet size or location-by-location expansion data.