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Go Rentals Adds FBO Chain That Puts It at 250+ U.S. Locations
Go Rentals fulfills an untapped need for elite-level rental car services for discerning business and leisure travelers who use private jets.

Signature Aviation operates an industry-leading network of private aviation terminals, with over 200 locations covering key destinations in 27 countries across five continents.
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Go Rentals recently launched its newest partnership as the perferred private aviation rental car service for Signature Aviation, a multinational aviation services company based in Orlando, Florida.
This latest addition of another fixed base operator (FBO) chain solidifies Go Rentals location convenience with more than 250 FBOs covering most of the U.S.
Go Rentals, an elite-level car rental business for almost 30 years, assigns top rental car specialists to every dedicated Go Rentals desk in all private aviation terminals during normal business hours, supported by 24/7 guest services.
“This great new partnership not only gives us the opportunity to allow elite-class business and leisure travelers to experience premium class and above vehicles,” said Kaye Gitibin, CEO and co-founder of Go Rentals, in an Aug. 1 news release.
Signature Aviation operates an industry-leading network of private aviation terminals, with over 200 locations covering key destinations in 27 countries across five continents.
Gitlin started Go Rentals with a fledgling, one-location office across from Orange County’s John Wayne airport and grew it into a household name among well-heeled, private aviation travelers across the country. Founded in 1995, Go Rentals recognized an untapped need for an elite-level rental car provider for discerning business and leisure travelers.
It is the only Official Elite Rental Car Company recognized by Forbes Travel Guide.
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