Volato Group, Inc. ( SOAR ) stock is trading higher Tuesday after the company announced its aircraft-trading program delivered $25.1 million in revenue for the first-quarter of 2025.

The company expects a comparable outcome in the second-quarter based on completed transactions.

“Our aircraft-trading program has matured into a reliable strategic capability,” said Matt Liotta, Co-Founder and CEO of Volato ( SOAR ).

“We’re now applying that expertise to selectively acquire charter-relevant aircraft and place them with top-tier operators. It’s a natural extension of our platform model—supporting operators, expanding access, and reinforcing the network effects behind Mission Control and Vaunt.”

Volato ( SOAR ) also announced that the company will begin leasing strategically selected aircraft to trusted third-party operators, aiming to create a new stream of revenue.

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SOAR Price Action: At the time of writing, Volato ( SOAR ) stock is trading 7.86% higher at $2.88, according to data from Benzinga Pro.

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