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PlaneSense Expands Europe Access with CaptainJet
By: Amy Wilder
Caption: Clients gain broader international aircraft access
Word Count: 254
PlaneSense has entered a collaboration with European charter sourcing firm CaptainJet to expand international private aviation options for clients traveling between the U.S., Europe, and other regions. Under the arrangement, the PlaneSense sourcing solution team will coordinate private aircraft charters across Europe and beyond, while PlaneSense will reciprocally support CaptainJet clients flying to the U.S.
The collaboration builds on PlaneSense’s earlier 2025 agreement with Jetfly, which allows PlaneSense fractional clients to use flight hours on Jetfly’s Pilatus PC-12 and PC-24 fleet in Europe and northern Africa, with reciprocal access for Jetfly clients. When PlaneSense clients require aircraft beyond those types overseas, the sourcing solution team will work with CaptainJet to arrange charter lift.
PlaneSense president and CEO George Antoniadis said the collaboration enhances the company’s ability to meet growing global travel needs. He noted that working with CaptainJet significantly broadens PlaneSense’s international footprint while maintaining service standards aligned with the company’s values.
Founded in 2015 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, CaptainJet provides charter sourcing and concierge services across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The company manages end-to-end travel arrangements, including aircraft sourcing and customs coordination, and is affiliated with Jetfly, a European fractional aircraft ownership provider.
CaptainJet CEO Yves Roch said the collaboration strengthens private travel options on both sides of the Atlantic by combining global reach with personalized service. Antoniadis added that PlaneSense, CaptainJet, and Jetfly share aligned priorities around safety, service, convenience, comfort, and maintenance standards.