Jetvia revamps jet card, fractional with daily access fee model

Jetvia has moved to a daily access fee model for its fractional and jet card programs.

At the same time, it has rebranded its membership program under the Elite Jet Card banner.

The move mirrors FlyExclusive’s model.

You pay a daily access fee, and then an hourly fee.

The pricing model favors flyers who are making multiple stops on the same day.

It’s particularly attractive if you are making multiple stops and not returning to your origin airport.

It also rewards those who take longer flights with lower hourly rates.

Hourly rates begin at $4,500 plus FET.

Vice President DeAnna Brodies says, “Our goal is to give members the freedom to fly without surprise fees or complicated restrictions.”

She adds, “We’ve built a program that delivers premium aircraft, exceptional service, and a simple, transparent pricing model — opening the door for more travelers to experience private aviation without compromise.”

It also cut peak days from 60 to 30.

You can pay a flat fee to avoid the possibility of a departure shift that is within a +/- 4-hour window on peak days.

The fractional program waives management fees in exchange for daily access charges.

It is the first significant change since Vital Farms founder Matt O’Hayer bought the operator in June.

Formerly known as ATI Jet, the company ranked as the 18th-largest U.S. operator based on charter/fractional hours in 2024.

The company rebranded in June 2024.

It operates a fleet of 26 Lear 60 midsize jets.

While standard callouts are 72 hours, you can pay extra for shorter notice on an as-available basis.

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