The Globe & Mail has named Air Sprint as one of Canada’s Top Growing Companies for the third time.
Canadian fractional private jet flight provider Air Sprint has been named one of Canada’s Top Growing Companies.
This listed is from the Globe & Mail and is based on three-year revenue growth.
Applicant companies had to complete a full application survey and supply supporting financial documentation covering 2020 to 2023.
To qualify, a company had to be Canadian-run and have at least CAD 2 million in annual sales in its most recent fiscal year.
Air Sprint used its 141% top-line increase to place 271st on the list.
According to ARGUS TraqPak, the operator was the 9th-largest charter/fractional in North America through June 2024.
“Our success is built on prioritizing safety, delivering exceptional service, and offering a cost-effective model enhanced by our structure and high utilization—making private aviation more accessible,” says AirSprint CEO James Elian.
He adds, “None of this would be possible without the dedication and passion of our employees. Their commitment to providing outstanding service every day is what truly sets us apart.”
The staff has grown by 133% and now counts over 350 employees.
Last year, it flew its fractional owners to 550 destinations on more than 5,300 unique direct flight routes.
It is the third time AirSprint has been on the list.
The Globe & Mail says AirSprint revenues are between CAD 250 million and CAD 500 million.
Calgary-based Neo Financial topped the list with 38,431% growth.
You can view the complete list here.
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