The establishment of OrientJets, a new worldwide business aviation company with its headquarters located in Aruba, has been announced by two well-known business aviation firms: Flybird Aircraft Management Services Limited and Falcon Aero Canada Inc.
A major milestone in the cooperation was recently reached when OrientJets obtained an official company license in Aruba. The company recently began operations when its first aircraft, a Gulfstream G550 registered as P4-ADTW, was spotted in Abuja, Nigeria.
According to Falcon Aero CEO Chukwuerika Achum: “Business aviation transcends barriers. It’s more than just a luxury—it’s a critical tool for gaining a competitive edge through efficiency in transportation and logistics.
“With our commitment to expanding access and inclusion in business aviation, OrientJets represents the synergy between our Canadian subsidiary and Flybird, one of the leading names in the industry,” Achum added.
In the business aviation industry, both joint venture partners are highly esteemed pioneers. Renowned for supplying aircraft management and charter brokerage services, Flybird Aircraft Management Services Limited provides specialized services catered to the requirements of aircraft owners, operators, and aviation enthusiasts. Flybird, an Air Operator certified by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), is well-known for its unrelenting commitment to quality. Flybird currently runs three aircraft out of its base in Abuja, Nigeria, for commercial charter.
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The aircraft acquisition division of Falcon Aerospace Limited, with its headquarters located in Toronto, is known for its global expertise in aircraft sales and acquisitions, BrandSpur national news stories reports.
Flybird Aircraft Management Services’ CEO, Captain Ahmed Borodo, emphasized the partnership’s strategic importance in propelling the company’s global expansion, saying: “This collaboration underscores our commitment to expanding the aviation sector beyond Nigeria’s borders. The acquisition of the Gulfstream G550 is a key step in securing our Aruba Air Operator Certificate (AOC) and furthering our mission to connect Africa with the rest of the world.
“As a Nigerian company operating globally, we are proud of the progress we’ve made. Our focus is on continuing to grow internationally, with plans to acquire more aircraft and extend our services to key markets in North America, Europe, and Asia. A GIV-SP and Challenger 604 are expected to join the fleet before the end of Q1 2025,” he added.
