Chapman Freeborn expands private jet membership to Europe

After launching a dynamic pricing jet card in the U.S. last year Chapman Freeborn is doing the same in Europe.

Posted in: News by Doug Gollan, March 26, 2024

Chapman Freeborn has expanded its Jet Club Membership to Europe.

It follows the launch of a U.S. version last year.

The program features dynamic pricing, the main benefit being not having to transfer funds with each booking or pay credit card fees.

James Edwards, Vice President of Passenger – Europe at Chapman Freeborn, says, “The charter industry is changing, and with the use of technology, we are able to offer a world-beating membership with multiple benefits tailored to each and every member.”

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