GoJet Airlines (ICAO: GJS) is a regional airline operating feeder services exclusively for United Airlines under the United Express brand. The airline is recognized for its focus on regional connectivity and the unique passenger experience offered by its specialized aircraft.
GoJet Airlines was established in late 2004 by Trans States Holdings, with scheduled passenger services commencing on October 4, 2005. Rick Leach founded the airline in 2005, making it the second airline owned by Trans States Holdings. Headquartered in Bridgeton, Missouri, GoJet Airlines operates its system operations center, training center, and corporate offices from this location. Its primary maintenance facility is located at St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL).
The airline's main operational hubs for United Express flights include Chicago–O'Hare (ORD), Newark (EWR), and Washington–Dulles (IAD). GoJet exclusively operates a fleet of Bombardier CRJ-550 aircraft, a 50-seat conversion of the CRJ700, making it the first regional carrier to utilize this type. The CRJ-550 is notable for being the world's only 50-seat regional aircraft to offer true first-class seating.
GoJet Airlines primarily serves a domestic and regional network, flying to over 50 destinations within the United States and Canada as a United Express partner. Through its partnership with United Express, GoJet Airlines is an affiliate of Star Alliance. The CRJ-550 aircraft offers a three-class cabin configuration, featuring 10 United First seats, 20 Economy Plus seats, and 20 Economy seats, providing greater legroom compared to other 50-seat regional jets. Additional notable services include an on-demand refreshment center for United First passengers, luggage monuments allowing every passenger to bring a roller bag onboard, in-flight Wi-Fi, and in-seat power at every seat.
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