- STA Jets entered a definitive agreement to acquire International Jet Aviation Services.
- International Jet operates charter, aircraft management and aircraft sales services.
- The company has a 37,000-square-foot facility at Denver Centennial.
- STA Jets operates 29 aircraft primarily Gulfstream jets.
- International Jet was established in California in 1979.
STA Jets has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire International Jet Aviation Services. The acquisition aligns with plans to acquire another Part 135-certified operator. International Jet provides charter, aircraft management and aircraft sales services from its base at Denver Centennial.
International Jet operates a Part 135-certified fleet comprising Learjet 55, Learjet 60SE, two Learjet 60XRs, Citation Bravo, G550, Hawker 800XPi, Hawker 850XP, Hawker 900XP and three King Air Beech twin turboprops. The company operates a 37,000-square-foot facility at Denver Centennial. Established in California in 1979 the company relocated to Denver the following year.
STA Jets is headquartered at Santa Ana and has operational bases at Van Nuys, San Jose, New York and Fort Lauderdale. The company’s Part 135 certificate includes 29 aircraft comprising primarily Gulfstream Aerospace jets. These include nine GIV-SPs, two G450s, a GV, seven G550s and a GVII-G600 alongside a Challenger 601-3R, four Challenger 604s, two Citation XLS jets, a Legacy 600 and a Hawker 800XPi.
Kurt Belcher shared “STA is growing with purpose and momentum. Each addition makes the STA network broader, our capabilities stronger, and our service better for the clients who rely on us.”
