Charter & Fractional
After Surviving Recession, Gainjet Widens Outlook
Athens-based operator is looking for more aircraft management opportunities, but is looking for larger jets, quality customers.
Known mostly as a charter/management company, Gainjet has dipped into aircraft mods, now marketing quick-change fuel tanks to extend B737 endurance to nine hours.
Known mostly as a charter/management company, Gainjet has dipped into aircraft mods, now marketing quick-change fuel tanks to extend B737 endurance to nine hours.

Athens, Greece-based Gainjet (Stand 700) has been celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, having started up operations in April 2006. It now has an EASA AOC (aircraft operator’s certificate) covering worldwide operations, according to president and CEO, Captain Ramsey Shaban.