Inflite The Jet Centre

Inflite The Jet Centre provides ground‑handling services at London Stansted airport in the United Kingdom.
The organisation operates as a subcontractor at the airport.
Its activities are limited to the ground‑handling function required for airport operations.
No further detail on the specific range of services is disclosed in the source material.

Inflite The Jet Centre experienced two cyber‑security incidents reported in October and November 2025.
In each incident, unauthorized access to email accounts exposed personal data of up to 3,700 Afghan nationals resettled in the UK under the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy scheme.
The compromised data included names, passport details and ARAP reference numbers.
The organisation reported both breaches to the United Kingdom’s Information Commissioner’s Office and stated there was no evidence of public release of the data.

The incidents highlighted the organisation’s handling of sensitive government‑related personal data as part of its support role for resettlement programmes.
Prior to the 2025 events, a similar breach had exposed the details of nearly 19,000 applicants to the same scheme, indicating a pattern of data‑handling challenges.
This involvement in processing ARAP applicant information distinguishes Inflite The Jet Centre from typical ground‑handling firms that focus solely on physical airport services.
No information on its ownership, parent company or broader market footprint is provided in the available source material.