Premier Air Charter (OTCID: PREM ) closed out 2025 on a high note, with a year marked by solid growth, an expanded fleet, and meaningful operational validation. The company’s leadership, led by President Ross Gourdie and Chairman Vincent Monteparte, shared confidence in the business model as charter demand increased and new strategic initiatives took shape.
Revenue reflects that momentum. For the quarter ended September 30, 2025, Premier reported $7.07 million in revenue, a 76 percent increase compared to the previous quarter. For the first nine months of 2025, the company generated $20.38 million in revenue, which represents a 33 percent increase over the same period in 2024. During that time, stockholder equity moved into positive territory, shifting from a deficit of roughly $1.56 million at the end of 2024 to approximately $873,331 as of September 2025.
Operational progress was just as significant. Earlier in the year, the company expanded its fleet with two Cessna Citation CJ3 jets, allowing Premier to widen its charter offerings and support higher demand.
Industry recognition also arrived at the right time. In August, Premier was ranked the sixth top operator of Citation X aircraft in the United States by aviation data provider JETNET. This recognition highlights the company’s operational quality, its flight-hour performance, and its standards in maintenance and management.
During our interview, Ross emphasized the strength of Premier’s experienced pilots and mechanics and highlighted the value clients experience when they switch to private aviation. Many clients never return to commercial flights after realizing how much time and convenience private travel provides.
Looking ahead, Vincent outlined a clear three-part growth strategy for 2026. The plan includes expanding the charter business and fleet, securing Federal Aviation Administration certification to begin servicing third-party aircraft, and launching a managed services program for private aircraft owners. This program would allow owners to outsource maintenance, scheduling, and operations to Premier while receiving a monthly revenue check. The company already has aircraft in its hangar undergoing inspection, and new additions are expected to be announced early in the new year.
For investors, 2025 showed a company that is not simply benefiting from rising interest in private aviation but is building the foundation for long-term growth. Fleet expansion, national industry recognition, improved financial footing, and a clear plan for diversified revenue all support the leadership’s optimism.
Premier Air Charter is positioned to carry this momentum into 2026. Investors who are watching the growth of private aviation as both a business service and a lifestyle shift may find Premier Air Charter an appealing company to follow.