Inflite The Jet Centre

Inflite The Jet Centre, also known by its alias, is based in the United Kingdom. The organisation functions as a sub-contractor for the UK Ministry of Defence. It provides services that involve the handling of personal data connected to Afghan resettlement programmes. This includes information relating to British military personnel and former government ministers. The data processed comprises names, passport details, and resettlement reference numbers. The organisation operates as a jet centre, as reflected in its alias.

A distinguishing attribute of Inflite The Jet Centre is its role in managing sensitive data for defence-related resettlement initiatives. The organisation has been involved in multiple cyber-security incidents that exposed such data. In October 2025 a breach compromised personal information of up to 3,700 individuals, including Afghans resettled in the UK and British officials. A similar incident in November 2025 affected a comparable number of individuals and followed an earlier breach that exposed data of nearly 19,000 Afghans. These repeated incidents highlight challenges in safeguarding the personal information entrusted to the contractor. No explicit details about the organisation's ownership, parent company, or subsidiary status are provided in the source material.