Continuing its growth within private aviation management, George J. Priester Aviation has added six aircraft to its managed fleet. The aircraft vary in type and size and include additions in three of its nationwide bases. The US aviation solutions company now has a roster of nearly 100 managed aircraft.

“Our aircraft owners value experienced, relationship-driven management,” explains Brent Moldowan, president and CEO of George J. Priester Aviation. “We’re seeing tremendous momentum throughout our regions because owners appreciate the expertise of a local team supported by the depth and resources of national coverage.”

The aircraft joining the roster will be managed by GJP's nationwide support bases: Mayo Aviation in the Rocky Mountain West, Priester Aviation in the Midwest and Omni Private Aviation, which joined the company in 2025, in the South Central region.

Three of the aircraft will also be entered on the company’s Part 135 certificate, allowing premium charter opportunities. The aircraft will serve high-demand locations: a Bombardier Global 6000 based at Centennial airport, Englewood, Colorado; a Bombardier Global XRS at Dallas Love Field in Texas; and a Gulfstream G280 at Sheboygan County Memorial airport in Wisconsin. Additionally, two Challenger 604s and a Pilatus PC-12 will be managed for their aircraft owners.

“Our growth has continued as brands have joined our family of companies, providing personalised service that owners trust, with the capabilities and stability of one of the industry's most experienced aircraft management companies,” Moldowan goes on.

George J. Priester Aviation companies empower aircraft owners through comprehensive and customisable management solutions, acting as their personal flight department. Its industry-leading support technology, systems, processes and safety standards ensure smooth operations and cost efficiencies. The company has been a leading, family-run aviation specialist for 80 years.

George J. Priester Aviation offers aircraft management, charter, jet cards and fleet management. With more than 200 years of combined experience, the company holds top safety accreditations including ARGUS Platinum, Wyvern approval, Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS) and Air Charter Safety Foundation certification, with bases across the US Midwest, Rocky Mountain West, Great Plains and Southeast.