April 27, 2024
Elit’Avia’s new memberships including carbon offsets join nearly two dozen providers that have launched jet cards since the beginning of 2020.
After acquiring a Part 135 charter certificate in 2023, Elit’Avia launched two U.S. jet cards.
The European private jet management company debuted a jet card there in 2022.
Last year, Elit’Avia bought Pioneer Business Services, LLC, from Aquila Aviation Ventures, which owns Four Corners Aviation.
The Elit Green Card and the Elit Dynamic Green Card provide 100% carbon offsets.
The hybrid program – both on-and-off-fleet – offers the option of fixed or market pricing.
Elit’Avia’s new program provides guaranteed availability and fixed hourly rates for flights across the Continental U.S., Canada, Bermuda, the Bahamas, the Caribbean, and Mexico.
Flights outside the U.S. include surcharges that vary by region and aircraft size.
Callouts are 48 hours for non-peak flights and 72 hours during peak days.
There is a 12-month rate lock, and funds never expire.
Unused funds are refundable on request.
The new U.S. fixed-rate program offers light, midsize, super-midsize, and large cabin pricing.
Members can choose their preferred cabin category at an interchange rate.
“The Elit’Green and Dynamic Green Cards represent a new era in private aviation, where flexibility meets sustainability. It’s not just about reaching your destination; it’s about how you get there and the impact you make,” says Kevin Rodgers, President of Elit’Avia Americas.
Over 20 companies have launched jet cards or membership programs since 2020.
