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GainJet

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GainJet
Company typePrivate
IndustryAviation
FoundedApril 2006; 20 years ago (2006-04)
Headquarters
Glyfada
,
Greece
Area served
Europe, Middle East, Global (commercial flights)
ProductsExecutive jet charters, aircraft management, maintenance supervision, sales facilitation, asset recovery services
Websitegainjet.com

GainJet is a privately owned charter airline and aircraft management firm based in Glyfada, Greece.

Overview

Since commencing operations in April 2006, GainJet has held an EU-OPS-1 air operator's certificate authorizing it to conduct commercial flights globally. The company specializes in providing executive jet charters for governmental bodies, corporations, and private individuals. In addition, it offers comprehensive aircraft management solutions, including maintenance supervision, sales facilitation, and asset recovery services. GainJet maintains a sales office located at Heathrow Airport in London. Among its high-profile assignments are the transportation of the England national football team to the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia and repatriating the United States women’s national soccer team following their triumph at the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup in Lyon, France.

Current fleet

Operating across Europe and the Middle East, GainJet Aviation's charter fleet consists of the following aircraft:

GainJet Aviation charter fleet
Aircraft Quantity Remarks
Boeing 757-200WW 1 As of August 2019
Boeing 737-400 1 As of August 2019
McDonnell Douglas MD-87 1 As of August 2019
Gulfstream G650 1 —
Gulfstream G550 1 —
Gulfstream G450 1 —
Embraer Legacy 600 1 As of August 2016
Bombardier Challenger 604 1 —
Bombardier Challenger 605 1 —
Bombardier Global Express XRS 1 —
Total 10

Former fleet

In the past, GainJet’s fleet included:

Criticism

The company has been subject to legal proceedings related to its purported role in the rendition of Rwandan opposition figure Paul Rusesabagina, which brought scrutiny to its operational conduct.

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