Go Rentals is looking to expand into Canada and also grow its operations in the U.S. in 2025.
“This year we’ve opened at about 85 FBOs, and we’re expanding into the markets that offer business, five-star hotels, and there is a reason for clients to travel to,” CEO Kaye Gitibin told AIN. “We look at the activity of the airport, how busy the airport and the city is.”
Next year, the car rental service business is hoping to add 10 to 12 more FBOs, he said. “We are looking at the majority of the major airports across Canada and regionally in the U.S.”&nbsp;
Gitibin reiterated the organic growth of the company. “We haven't spent any money in advertising; everything we have done has been to build relationships with our aviation partners, charter companies, flight departments, FBOs, and flight handling companies,” he said. “They understand that we are exclusively in this space.”
Earlier this year, Signature Aviation announced a rental car program as part of a partnership with Go Rentals.&nbsp;
According to the companies, the new partnership features an “on-site presence from Go Rentals at 67 of Signature’s private aviation terminals, which will include a dedicated space with staff present daily during business hours.”

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