INEOS Corporate jet tracker

INEOS — one of the world's largest chemical producers, founded in 1998 by Sir Jim Ratcliffe out of a management buyout of BP's Antwerp site. Around 26,000 employees across 190+ sites, roughly $65B in annual revenue. Ownership is unusually concentrated: Ratcliffe holds the majority, with directors Andy Currie and John Reece holding roughly 20% each — the three have run the business together since the founding.

The group's sporting arm is the public face of the aviation: OGC Nice, INEOS Grenadiers, INEOS Britannia in the America's Cup, the Mercedes-AMG F1 stake, and the ~28% of Manchester United bought in February 2024.

Fleet: three Gulfstream G600s on the Isle of Man registry — M-AMBA, M-ANTA and M-INKE — held through Hampshire Aviation LLP, the INEOS flight department, which also holds Ratcliffe's personal G650ER M-OVIE. Effectively one G600 per shareholder with a spare in rotation; INEOS does not publish which airframe belongs to whom, so all three are tracked as a shared corporate fleet. Typical pattern is the Isle of Man and Hampshire bases out to Nice and Monaco, Geneva, Farnborough, Luton and Manchester.