The demand for private jet flights is continuing to surge. Vista Global Holding reports that its VistaJet and XO units each had record-setting first-half 2021 increases and expects the trend to continue.
“It has been an exceptional start to 2021 for Vista and we are making groundbreaking progress in all corners of the world in enhancing our position as the global pioneer within the business aviation industry. Vista has seen a record first half of the year across all metrics and is seeing huge demand for our subscription and on-demand-based offerings. The surge in demand demonstrates how private aviation is the critical mobility solution, as sudden local restrictions continue to cause uncertainty for commercial fliers,” says Thomas Flohr, the group’s founder and chairman.
Here’s the breakdown:
Vista Global is ranked fourth in Private Jet Card Comparison’s list of the largest operators in North America. The list is based on combined charter and fractional flight hours.
The company said it now has four Global 7500s in its VistaJet fleet. In April, Vista announced it was adding 22 new Global 7500s and Challenger 350s to its fleet in the next two years.
It recently leveraged its acquisition of Talon Air to launch aircraft management and whole aircraft sales under the XO brand.