Jets.com offers bonus hours, first flight free

Jet card buyers get up to five free hours of flight time when they buy 25 hours via a new Jets.com promotion.

Posted in: News by Doug Gollan, July 11, 2024

Jets.com is offering two free hours and a free first flight for up to three hours in a limited promotion.

The deal requires buying 25 hours of jet card time.

It is also limited to the first 20 applicants.

The double bonus – free hours and free flight – means when you buy 25 hours, you get up to five free hours of flight time.

At the current light jet rate of $7,880 per hour, 25 hours would equate to $197,000.

Factoring in the two free hours and a three-hour free flight, the effective rate would be $6,566 per hour.

The three-hour free flight is for domestic travel and falls into the category you buy—light, midsize, super-midsize, or large cabin.

Jets.com includes deicing and does not charge taxi time.

Its fixed rates include parts of the Caribbean and Canada.

It is one of only a few jet card providers that offer fixed transatlantic pricing on a guaranteed basis.

In May, Jets.com said it plans to enter the fractional market via Textron Aviation’s XLS Gen2.

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