Press Release

Issued by Euro Jet Intercontinental.

September 23, 2026

Euro Jet is expanding its on-the-ground presence across Central and Eastern Europe, with new colleagues recently joining its local teams in eight countries. The latest additions mark another step in the continued development of the company's ground support network.

New ground service coordinators have joined Euro Jet in Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Montenegro, adding further capacity in Vilnius, Warsaw, Gdansk, Brno, Karlovy Vary, Kosice, Zagreb, Pula, Belgrade, Burgas and Tivat. In Prague, where Euro Jet operates its own FBO and hangar, it has also expanded its technical ground support team.

These latest appointments build on a network that Euro Jet has been developing continuously since it was established in Prague in 2008. Today, more than 200 aviation professionals work together in over 30 countries. Its local representation stretches from Estonia in the north to Albania in the south, as well as across the Caucasus and Central Asia. It also has representatives in Jordan and Brazil, providing additional regional expertise for the Middle East and Latin America.

"Our continued investment in local teams reflects Euro Jet's commitment to having knowledgeable people on site where our customers need them," says Ondrej Zich, Euro Jet's regional general manager for Central and Eastern Europe. "It allows us to deliver reliable, high-quality service at any time across our core region."

Local teams work hand in hand with the 24/7 operations control centre at Euro Jet's Prague head office. At each location, ground service coordinators serve as the main point of contact on the ground, coordinating all required services and drawing on their knowledge of the airport and local procedures. The operations control centre provides central oversight, coordinates requests across the network and remains available around the clock to respond to schedule changes, additional requirements and unexpected situations.

Together, this allows Euro Jet to provide a one-stop-shop solution covering virtually every aspect of an operation. It supports business aviation, commercial, government, military and other specialised flights with ground handling, landing and overflight permits, jet fuel, flight planning, catering, crew accommodation, passenger and crew transportation, flight riding and other operational services. Credit arrangements are also available for qualifying customers.

Its network of VIP crew lounges and offices adds another layer to this regional presence. Euro Jet now operates facilities at 19 locations, providing visiting crews with a dedicated place to work, rest and prepare for their next flight.

For operators flying across a region as diverse as Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia, receiving the same level of service at different airports is not always straightforward. Procedures, infrastructure and operating conditions can vary considerably, making experienced local representation particularly valuable when requirements change or unexpected situations arise.

"Customers should not have to adapt to a different level of service every time they cross a border," Zich adds. "Our aim is to provide the same Euro Jet standard wherever we are, while giving them the benefit of people who understand the individual airport and local environment."

"From our beginnings in Prague in 2008, Euro Jet has grown steadily alongside the markets it serves," concludes Gareth Danker, Euro Jet's director of sales. "The latest additions to our teams are part of that continued development. We add capacity where demand is growing, deepen expertise at key airports and maintain the local presence that remains central to our approach to flight support."