Charter & Fractional
EJM Ready To Take European Management By Storm
EJM Europe, headed by Mario Spinola and focused on aircraft management and charter, now has a 45-person sales team.

Executive Jet Management is among the world’s largest and oldest aircraft charter management firms, but it is a relative newcomer here in Europe. The company received a European air operator certificate (AOC) last year after establishing a regional base in Lisbon, Portugal, leveraging the operations headquarters of sister company NetJets Europe.

Robert Molsbergen, EJM’s president and COO for global aircraft management, is leading the company’s push into Europe, as well as in China under NetJets China. Established in 1964, EJM currently manages 208 aircraft in the U.S., but only seven in Europe and two in China. “We are heavily concentrated in North America, but we are now looking to globalize the company,” Molsbergen told AIN. “Our goal is to double the managed European fleet to 14 aircraft by the end of this year.”