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GetJet secures €31m from volofin to fund up to five narrowbody acquisitions and expand asset-management

GetJet Group has secured €31 million (about $35.8m) in financing from London-based volofin Capital Management to accelerate fleet growth and expand its aircraft asset‑management business. Proceeds will support acquisition of up to five narrowbody short‑haul jets by Q2 2026 amid rising wet‑lease/ACMI demand.

Discovered 2026-04-07T03:11:45.068715-07:00 | 2026-04-07T03:11:45.068715-07:00

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What Hype is tracking

  • €31m from London-based volofin backs acquisition of up to five narrowbodies by Q2 2026 and will scale GetJet’s aircraft asset‑management operations, directly increasing ACMI/wet‑lease capacity and leasing inventory.

  • The deal follows GetJet’s strategic expansion push after its recent rebrand and sits alongside larger leasing portfolio moves in the market, altering supply dynamics for modern narrowbodies (see related leasing activity and market context: source:f8447050-3a33-4fe3-ba61-ce3fde21d845 and GetJet’s repositioning: source:43d072fd-f543-423a-bb6b-2cc65d254386).

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2026-04-07T03:11:45.068715-07:00
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2026-04-08T08:31:51.443411-07:00
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