The Gulfstream GV joins seven GIVs operated by Hera Flight, which ended 2025 as the 22nd-largest charter/fractional operator in the U.S.
Hera Flight has acquired another large cabin Gulfstream jet as it expands its fleet.
The latest addition is a Gulfstream G-V.
The aircraft can seat up to 14 passengers and features a full galley and onboard Wi-Fi.
Co-owner Jonathan Hollar says, “Growing our fleet with this G-V is a natural next step for Hera Flight.”
He adds, “It allows us to continue to offer our clients more large-cabin, long-range aircraft as demand grows, whether it’s a cross-country business trip or an intercontinental journey.”
Per the latest FAA data, Hera Flight currently has 21 aircraft on its Part 135 charter certificate.
That includes seven G-IVs.
There are also 10 Citation Xs.
In May, the operator said it was adding four Citation X super-midsize private jets and an additional Gulfstream GIV large cabin jet.
Hera Flight moved up four slots to 22nd among the largest U.S. private jet companies based on charter and fractional flight hours in 2025.
Last year, it posted 27.7% growth in flight hours compared to 2024.