Gogetair d.o.o.

Gogetair d.o.o. designs and builds the GOGETAIR G750, a light aircraft with a full carbon fibre airframe. The company has its factory at LJSK airport. The CEO and founder, Iztok Salamon, says the idea started from a wish to set a new standard in small aircraft design.

The G750 is a piston aircraft with a turbine version, the G750TP. It is described as a sport family aircraft with an option for 2+2 seating and a maximum takeoff mass of 750 kg in the experimental category. The site says a Rotax 915 turbo engine allows takeoff in under 150 meters and a climb rate of up to 1500 feet per minute. It also says a full tank gives six hours or more in the air.

Design goals listed are safety of passengers, a carbon fibre construction, a comfortable and quiet interior, strong performance, high end avionics, good visibility and good flying characteristics. The cabin has adjustable pedals and seats, and pilots from 163 to 202 cm in height fit. News says a new Garmin unit is standard in the G750 from September 2026.

The history section says the work began with defining the requirements, then a first prototype that was tested for 100 hours, and then a production version. The founder reports over a quarter of a century in aircraft sales, maintenance and flight training, and more than 11,000 flight hours.

The company shows up at trade events: Oshkosh 2026, AERO 2026 in Friedrichshafen and Sun n Fun 2026. News mentions a new distributor for Northern Europe, an AOPA article, winter demo days and a 2026 price list. The site offers a catalogue and price list download, a test flight request and a contact form. In the USA, two named contacts offer test flights. Owner stories are also published.