Fractional private jet operator AirSprint used its 117% three-year growth to again rank on Canada’s Top Growing Companies list.
Canadian fractional jet operator AirSprint has been named to the 2025 Report on Business rankings of top growth companies.
Canada’s Top Growing Companies list was launched in 2019.
It tracks companies on three-year revenue growth.
AirSprint earned its place on this year’s list with 117% growth over the past three years.
AirSprint expanded its fleet with three new aircraft in 2024, bringing the total to 39.
With the addition of another private jet earlier this year, the company now operates a fleet of 40 aircraft.
The operator flew customers to 648 unique airports across North America and beyond.
President & CEO James Elian says:
‘This year marks our 25th anniversary—a milestone worth celebrating on its own. But being recognized once again as one of Canada’s Top Growing Companies takes that celebration to another level. It’s a meaningful acknowledgement of the hard work and dedication of our team, who remain focused on safety, performance, service, and growth every single day.’
AirSprint ranked 262nd on the list based on revenue growth.
It marked its fourth year on the list.
Estimated revenues last year were between CAD $250 million and CAD $500 million.
Top-ranked Valeura Energy saw a 20,064% growth.
Median growth rate for the 400 companies on the list was 175%, the lowest since the list was launched.
The company had to be Canadian-run and have at least $2 million in annual sales in its most recent fiscal year.
Franchisors were ranked on corporate revenue only, not systemwide sales.
Earlier this year, AirSprint ranked on the Globe & Mail’s best-managed companies list for the sixth-straight year.
The complete list of 2025 winners will be featured in the October issue of Report on Business magazine.
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