Aery Aviation adds Vision Jet and Gulfstream G200 to Fort Lauderdale base

Aery Aviation is expanding charter and aircraft management operations into South Florida with new aircraft based at Fontainebleau Aviation at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The move gives the company broader reach in Fort Lauderdale and Miami as it prepares to bring a refurbished Gulfstream G200 into service in late November.

Why it matters: - Aery Aviation is adding capacity in a busy South Florida market where charter demand and aircraft management services are both competitive. - The Fort Lauderdale base broadens Aery’s reach across Fort Lauderdale, Miami and nearby communities. - The expansion also gives Aery a local platform to grow charter and aircraft management business in the region.

What happened: - Aery Aviation expanded charter and aircraft management operations into South Florida with a Cirrus Vision Jet and Gulfstream G200 joining the fleet at Fontainebleau Aviation at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. - The Vision Jet is available for charter now. - The Gulfstream G200 is expected to enter service in late November after new exterior paint and a full interior refurbishment. - Aery will also provide aircraft management services for owners seeking operational support.

The details: - The new base extends Aery’s service area across South Florida, including Fort Lauderdale, Miami and surrounding communities. - Aery said the Fort Lauderdale location is intended to support continued growth in the region. - Scott Beale, president of Aery Aviation, said Fort Lauderdale offers a strong opportunity to expand the company’s charter and aircraft management business. - Beale said the Vision Jet and the coming G200 create a stronger foundation to serve customers throughout the region. - Aery currently holds ARGUS Gold status. - Aery has completed its ARGUS Platinum audit. - Platinum status is expected soon. - The company said the certification progress reflects its focus on operational standards and safety as it enters new markets. - Aery is offering introductory incentives for eligible first bookings confirmed by December 31, 2026. - Charter brokers and aircraft operators can contact Aery’s charter team for aircraft availability, quotations and offer details. - Aery is hiring for new positions to support the Fort Lauderdale expansion. - The company directed applicants to the careers page on Aery’s website for current openings. - For charter inquiries, aircraft management services or introductory offer details, Aery listed 1-833-240-9007 and chartersales@aeryaviation.com. - Aery’s LinkedIn page is available here.

Between the lines: - Aery is pairing fleet growth with service expansion, which suggests the company wants to compete as both a charter operator and an aircraft management provider. - The ARGUS progress signals a push to reinforce safety credentials while the company enters a new market. - Introductory booking incentives and hiring suggest Aery is still building out the Fort Lauderdale operation.

What's next: - The Gulfstream G200 is slated to join charter service in late November. - Aery expects Platinum status soon after completing its ARGUS audit process. - The company will continue recruiting to support the South Florida expansion. - Aery will also court new charter and management customers through its introductory offer program.