Charter & Fractional
GainJet Expands into Ireland
The charter provider has begun commercial operations in Ireland after its GainJet Ireland subsidiary received an air operator certificate.
L-r: Etienne Bornand; GainJet Ireland CEO Dimitrios Kehayas; Rick Shaban, GainJet Ireland's ground operations manager; and Dimitrios Kontoulis stand beside GainJet Ireland’s first aircraft, a Challenger 604 registered EI-KMA.
L-r: Etienne Bornand; GainJet Ireland CEO Dimitrios Kehayas; Rick Shaban, GainJet Ireland's ground operations manager; and Dimitrios Kontoulis stand beside GainJet Ireland’s first aircraft, a Challenger 604 registered EI-KMA.

Greek charter provider GainJet Aviation has begun commercial operations in Ireland after its GainJet Ireland subsidiary received an air operator' certificate (AOC) from the Irish Aviation Authority. Based at Shannon Airport, the company offers a Challenger 604 (EI-KMA), which it will rotate among Ireland, the UK and Greece.