How Jet Linx Is Taking A Different Approach To The Jet Card Market

Posted in: News by Doug Gollan, June 7, 2017

In the highly competitive jet card market, Jet Linx is thinking national but acting local. Its unique approach includes establishing city specific bases which are now reaching from its Midwest origins to the coasts. Each base is set up with local management and operates out of a dedicated facility. In each base city, Jet Linx then sells jet cards onto its locally managed fleet, with the backup of having more than a dozen bases across the country. Jamie Walker, CEO of Jet Linx steps into the Private Jet Card Comparison’s elevator to give you his quick pitch on why you should consider his program for your next buying cycle. You can find his Elevator Pitch here.

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