Global Crossing Airlines Group (JET) Lytham Partners Fall 2024 Investor Conference summary
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Lytham Partners Fall 2024 Investor Conference summary
19 Jan, 2026Business performance and market position
Achieved Q2 revenue of $57.5 million, up 83% year over year, and Q2 EBITDA of $18.7 million, with 2023 revenue at $160 million and a market cap of $35 million as of August 2024.
Operates 18 aircraft, including 4 freighters, and targets 20 by year-end, with a focus on charter and ACMI services, avoiding ticket and fuel risk.
Holds key certifications (IOSA, EASA, Department of Defense) and has operated over 50,000 block hours since August 2021.
50% of business is long-term government contracts, with additional work in sports, concerts, and airline support.
Expanded fleet by 40% in 2024, with plans to further grow and capitalize on a competitor's exit from the market.
Strategic focus and operational improvements
Eliminated non-core initiatives and upgraded management team to drive profitability and operational excellence.
Focused on maximizing aircraft profit per month and incentivizing crews for on-time performance, leading to improved customer satisfaction and retention.
Dedicated eight aircraft to a Department of Homeland Security deportation program, with minimum revenue guarantees and three operational bases.
Benefited from a competitor's bankruptcy, gaining market share and improved pricing, especially in government and college sports charters.
Management expects aircraft demand to outpace supply for the next 4–5 years, supporting continued growth.
Financial outlook and future plans
Achieved positive net income in Q2 2024, with strong EBITDA growth and $10.4 million in cash at quarter-end.
Plans to add 5–6 aircraft in 2025, targeting 30% revenue growth per year and compounding double-digit growth over the next 2 years.
Intends to uplist from OTCQB once positive shareholder equity is achieved, as current valuation is significantly discounted compared to peers.
Expects incremental fleet growth to drive higher margins as fixed costs are already covered.
New management team aims for $8 million in cost avoidance in 2024 by focusing on core business.
Latest events from Global Crossing Airlines Group
- Rapid fleet and revenue growth, strong profitability, and strategic ACMI focus drive expansion.JET
Investor presentation9 Mar 2026 - Record operating profit and cash flow in 2025, driven by strong ACMI and charter growth.JET
Q4 20255 Mar 2026 - Q3 revenue up 23% to $52.4M, record block hours, ACMI growth, but net loss unchanged.JET
Q3 202416 Feb 2026 - Q2 revenue up 83% to $57.5M, net income $0.3M, strong ACMI and government contract growth.JET
Q2 20241 Feb 2026 - Fastest-growing U.S. charter airline, expanding fleet and profitability with disciplined strategy.JET
Sidoti Micro-Cap Virtual Investor Conference21 Jan 2026 - Q2 revenue up 83% YoY, with strong growth, government contracts, and expanding fleet.JET
Lytham Partners Fall 2024 Investor Conference19 Jan 2026 - Q2 2025 delivered 7% revenue growth, doubled net income, and record block hours on ACMI strength.JET
Q2 20255 Jan 2026 - FY 2024 revenue up 40% to $223.8M, Q4 up 11% to $59.9M, with ACMI driving growth.JET
Q4 202426 Dec 2025 - Shareholders will vote on director elections, equity plans, and auditor ratification, with board support.JET
Proxy Filing2 Dec 2025