Lithuanian charter and aircraft leasing company GetJet Airlines has announced that Inga Duglas succeeds Rūta Kulvinskaitė as the company’s new chief executive, effective March 12, 2025.

Duglas brings over 15 years of aviation experience and joins GetJet Airlines from Magnetic Group where she served as chief commercial officer for the last four years.

Duglas is also the chairwoman of the board at the Civil Aviation Association (CAVIA) of Lithuania.

Duglas will focus on enhancing GetJet Airlines’ operational efficiency, particularly in aircraft acquisition and maintenance.

Her extensive background in aviation sales, business development, and strategic management is expected to expand GetJet Airlines’ international partnerships and strengthen its competitive position.

She will also focus on the company’s vertical growth by enhancing in-house capabilities and expanding the portfolio of technical services.

Duglas said: “I am confident that my experience and GetJet Airlines’ growth ambitions complement each other perfectly. I see great potential in further expanding our service portfolio, which will not only contribute to strengthening the company’s self-sufficiency but also increase its competitiveness. I look forward to working with the team to achieve sustainable growth, deliver top-tier services to our clients, and contribute to the overall success of the airline.”

Darius Viltrakis, chief executive of GetJet Aviation Holdings, said: “Duglas’ extensive experience and strategic vision align with GetJet Airlines’ long-term objectives, particularly in advancing vertical growth through asset management, technical services, and related business areas.”

GetJet Airlines says the leadership transition marks a strategic shift for the company as it moves into its next phase of development.

Viltrakis said of the former chief executive: “Kulvinskaitė’s professionalism and leadership have been instrumental in our growth. Under her guidance, GetJet Airlines has strengthened its market position and navigated the company through industry challenges, reinforcing our company’s stability.”

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