Air Partner Reports 38.6% Profit Gain Powered By Jet Card Sales

Air Partner says increased jet card sales help power a 38.6% boost in profits.

Posted in: News by Doug Gollan, April 29, 2017

U.K.-based Air Partner which sells jet cards on both sides of the Atlantic is reporting a 38.6% increase in profits thanks to what it describes as “booming demand” for its jet card product. 

While an entry level jet card sells for $50,000 some customers have prepaid as much as $1 million, according to reports and the company currently has 222 jet card holders, up from just 13 in 2016. The company also does on-demand charter and group charters, and did work for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign.

According to the company, the most frequented destinations for U.K.-based users are Malaga, Madrid, Dublin, Geneva and Chambers, France.

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