JETMF Global Crossing Airlines Group Inc. Insider Trading

Red Oak Partners, LLC (10% owner) purchased 800,000 shares for $583,200.00 at $0.73, raising holdings to 2.90M shares (+38.2%)

Red Oak Partners filed two separate purchases on 2025-02-20 totaling 800,000 shares at a blended average price of $0.73, substantially increasing its stake in Global Crossing Airlines from 2.10M to 2.90M shares (+38.2%). The current price of $0.72 is within 1.4% of the transaction price, and the stock has gained +21.3% over 30 days and +44.0% over 90 days, suggesting recent positive momentum. However, the company remains operationally challenged: it posted net income of $-4.9M on revenue of $52.4M in the latest quarter and is unprofitable on a full-year basis, despite recording strong revenue growth of +64.9% year-over-year. Red Oak's prior trades at this ticker show a mixed pattern: three prior purchases at JETMF showed positive 90-day returns (at 30d +6.3%, 90d +5.4% for two trades on 2024-09-02, and at 30d +26.7%, 90d +12.2% for one trade on 2024-07-16), but two purchases on 2024-10-18 each produced negative 90-day returns (-17.7% and -17.4%). The substantial accumulation during a period of positive recent price action warrants monitoring against the company's persistent unprofitability and the insider's mixed prior track record at this ticker.

Director Jamroz purchases 1,162,500 shares for $534,750.00 at $0.46, establishing first holding at JETMF

Krzysztof W. Jamroz, a director of Global Crossing Airlines Group Inc., made 2 separate purchases totaling 1,162,500 shares for $534,750.00 on 2024-12-19, at a blended average price of $0.46 per share, establishing an initial position from zero prior holdings. The timing occurs as the stock trades 34.3% below its 52-week high of $0.70 and down 5.2% over the past 30 days, amid a fundamentally challenged operating profile: the company posted $52.4M in latest quarterly revenue with a net loss of $4.9M, and remains unprofitable on a full-year basis despite annual revenue growth of 64.9%. The large initial accumulation at a depressed price level warrants investor scrutiny of both the director's conviction and the company's path to profitability, particularly given the scale of the loss position relative to topline momentum.

10% owner Red Oak Partners purchases 4,261,630 shares ($2.0M) across 6 transactions at $0.45–$0.60, raising stake to 3.00M shares

Red Oak Partners, a 10% owner of Global Crossing Airlines, executed six separate purchases totaling 4,261,630 shares for $2,005,537.84 between July and October 2024, at prices ranging from $0.45 to $0.60 (blended average $0.47). The purchases substantially increased the holder's position from -1,262,520 shares to 3,999,110 shares post-transaction. Across his prior three trades at this same ticker (two on 2024-04-11 and one on 2024-07-16), all three prior buys at JETMF delivered positive 90-day returns of 31.6%, 31.6%, and 17.4% respectively. The current stock price of $0.67 is +25.0% above the 30-day level and +20.7% above the 90-day level, positioning subsequent to the October purchase. The company reported $57,546,000 in latest quarterly revenue with +64.9% annual revenue growth, though it remains unprofitable (negative full-year net income and $284,000 net loss in the latest quarter). The repeated accumulation at progressively higher prices ($0.45–$0.46–$0.60) across multiple dates over a three-month window, combined with positive historical 90-day returns on prior purchases at this ticker, reflects consistent conviction in the holding despite ongoing operational losses.

10% owner Red Oak Partners buys 20,000 JETMF shares at $0.43; 2 prior buys at this ticker both +31.6% at 90d

Red Oak Partners, a 10% shareholder, purchased 20,000 shares at $0.43 on 2024-07-16, adding to a holdings position now totaling 2,819,237 shares. Within this same ticker, the insider has a documented pattern: 2 prior buy transactions at JETMF (both on 2024-04-11) each returned +31.6% over 90 days, demonstrating consistent execution of accumulative trades. The current stock price of $0.54 sits 30-day +8.0% and 90-day +4.0% positive, though -44.9% below the 52-week high of $0.98, suggesting the stock remains under pressure despite recent bounce. Fundamentally, JETMF is unprofitable (latest full fiscal year net income was negative, most recent quarterly net income -$6,379,000.00) despite strong annual revenue growth of +64.9%, creating a risk-reward tension. The repetition of purchases at materially similar valuations and prior success at the 90-day outcome window merits tracking, especially given this is a 10% owner whose continued accumulation may signal conviction, though the company's negative profitability and distance from 52-week highs present inherent execution risk.