In a recent announcement to the London Stock Exchange, Gama Aviation confirmed that it is in advanced talks to acquire Austrian aircraft management and charter company Tyrolean Jet Service. This potential acquisition is a significant step for Gama Aviation, which is already known as a leader in aircraft management, charter, FBO (Fixed Base Operator) and MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul). The acquisition talks are part of Gama Aviation's broader strategy to further expand its aircraft management and charter business. "Gama's interest in Tyrolean Jet Service is in line with the Group's strategy to grow its aircraft management and charter business," the official announcement said. However, the company cautioned that the talks are ongoing and require further negotiations, review and board approval. A final deal is not expected until after the company's delisting from the Alternative Investment Market (AIM). Gama Aviation is currently in the process of delisting from AIM, a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) for small and medium-sized growth companies. This move follows a successful share buyback program that consolidates ownership to the two main shareholders. The delisting will enable Gama Aviation to focus on long-term strategic objectives and respond more flexibly to market changes. The Tyrolean Jet Group, which holds Air Operator Certificates (AOCs) in Austria, San Marino and Malta, has specialized in international and private jet charter flights over the years. The company's fleet includes business aircraft such as Cessna Citations, Citation XLS+ and Embraer Phenom types. The company offers comprehensive services in