Multiple aircraft types joined the operator’s roster, while strong referral activity supported steady client acquisition last year.
Northern Jet closed last year with steady growth across its operations, including aircraft acquisitions, transactions and new managed owner clients. The Orlando-headquartered company, which provides jet and helicopter charter, jet card memberships, fractional ownership and aircraft management, operates from bases in Florida and the Midwest.
Aircraft added in 2025 include the Challenger 300, Learjet 75, Pilatus PC-12, Challenger 350, Citation Sovereign, Gulfstream G550 and Eurocopter EC120. Several of these were progressed through conformity inspection to support readiness and onboarding.
“In 2025, aircraft owners continued to place their trust in Northern Jet at every stage of ownership,” says Casey Cox, director of owner development at Northern Jet. “From transactions to onboarding, our team delivered consistent results while maintaining the high operational standards our clients expect.”
The company’s CEO, Chris Bull, adds: “That level of referral activity speaks directly to the quality of our people and our operation. It reflects the professionalism of our crews, the reliability of our fleet and the experience we deliver every day. Our clients trust us, and they're confident recommending Northern Jet to others.”
As Northern Jet enters 2026, it plans further investment in people, aircraft and systems to meet client needs.
