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OPUL Jets acquires Quinta Jets

OPUL Jets has announced the acquisition of Quinta Jets, a premier executive jet charter company based in Quinta do Lago, Portugal.



Image courtesy OPUL Jets

As part of this acquisition, Quinta Jets will be fully integrated into OPUL Jets’ operations, further strengthening its presence in Europe and reinforcing its position as a premier provider of elite private aviation services.

Quinta do Lago, a world-renowned golf destination for high-net-worth individuals, is a prime hub for private jet travel. By incorporating Quinta Jets into its portfolio, OPUL Jets has enhanced its ability to deliver seamless, personalised and exclusive travel experiences to one of Europe’s most prestigious resort locations.

Quinta Jets offers private jet connections from major European cities, now complemented by OPUL Jets’ extensive fleet, signature concierge services, luxury transfers and VIP airport assistance. Just 15 minutes from Faro International Airport (FAO), Quinta do Lago is the perfect gateway for private aviation.

Quinta Jets’ CEO, Oliver Pebbles, said: "Joining forces with OPUL Jets is an incredible opportunity for Quinta Jets. Our dedication to luxury aviation aligns perfectly with OPUL Jets’ vision, and this partnership allows us to provide our clients with an even greater level of service."

Commenting on the strategic value of the deal, OPUL Jets’ CEO, Chris Wall, said: "Quinta Jets has built a remarkable reputation for excellence in private jet services. By bringing them into OPUL Jets, we are not only expanding our reach throughout Europe but also reinforcing our commitment to providing top-tier luxury travel experiences. Portugal is a key destination for our clientele, and this acquisition ensures that we can offer unmatched service and accessibility."

Building on this momentum, the Quinta Jets deal follows OPUL Jets’ recent acquisition of Zenith Aviation, a leading UK-based private jet operator renowned for its operations at London Biggin Hill Airport and a fleet that includes Learjet and Challenger aircraft. The Zenith integration significantly strengthened OPUL Jets’ footprint in the UK, enhancing its fleet diversity and operational reach across Northern Europe.

Together, these acquisitions underscore OPUL Jets’ ambitious growth strategy – focused on expanding its European network, investing in sustainability, and introducing new aircraft to meet the evolving needs of discerning travellers.

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