Monday, October 19, 2026

Aery Aviation plants flag in South Florida with Vision Jet and Gulfstream G200

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Aery Aviation plants flag in South Florida with Vision Jet and Gulfstream G200

The private aviation landscape in South Florida just got a new player with serious credentials. Aery Aviation is officially planting its flag in the region, opening a charter and aircraft management base at Fontainebleau Aviation on the grounds of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL). The move brings two notable aircraft into the local market: a Cirrus Vision Jet, which is available for charter immediately, and a Gulfstream G200, expected to begin service in late November after it receives a fresh exterior paint job and a full interior refurbishment.

This expansion isn’t just about adding planes to a ramp. It gives Aery direct access to customers across Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and the broader South Florida corridor, while laying the groundwork for what the company clearly intends to be a lasting regional presence. Beyond charter flights, the company will also offer aircraft management services for owners who want professional oversight of their operations.

Vision Jet and Gulfstream G200 expand Aery’s charter presence in South Florida

“Fort Lauderdale gives us a great opportunity to expand our charter and aircraft management business in South Florida,” said Scott Beale, President of Aery Aviation. “With the Vision Jet already available and the G200 coming online soon, we’re building a strong foundation to serve customers throughout the region.”

Aery isn’t walking into this market without a track record. The company currently holds ARGUS Gold status and has already completed its ARGUS Platinum audit, with official Platinum status expected shortly. That designation signals a serious commitment to safety and operational standards—a point the company is leaning into as it pushes into a competitive new market.

To generate early momentum, Aery is offering introductory incentives for eligible first bookings that are confirmed by December 31, 2026. Charter brokers and aircraft operators are being encouraged to reach out to the company’s charter team for details on availability, pricing, and the terms of those offers.

The expansion also comes with a hiring push. Aery is actively recruiting for new positions to support the Fort Lauderdale operation, and interested candidates can find current openings on the company’s careers page.

For charter inquiries, aircraft management services, or more information on the introductory offer, Aery Aviation can be reached at 1-833-240-9007 or chartersales@aeryaviation.com.

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Why it matters: Aery’s move into South Florida signals confidence in a market that remains a hub for high-net-worth travelers and corporate flight demand. With Platinum-level safety credentials and a mix of light jet and super-midsize capability, the company is positioning itself to compete for both charter clients and aircraft management contracts in one of the country’s busiest aviation regions.


David Hall

David Hall

David is the senior editor at FintechNewsWatch. He has a background in journalism and has worked with various media outlets, covering topics ranging from digital banking and blockchain technology to startup funding and regulatory developments. When he is not writing, David enjoys reading, hiking, photography, and exploring new coffee shops.