FlyExclusive operated over 4,000 flight and clocked more than 7,000 flight hours in June as average Jet Club deposits nearly doubled.
FlyExclusive set company records for flight hours and jet card sales in June.
The company says Jet Club membership sales are on pace to reach the highest annual level ever.
FlyExclusive launched Jet Club in 2020.
During May, the Raleigh, North Carolina-based charter and fractional operator flew 4,000 flights and over 7,000 flight hours.
Last year, FlyExclusive ranked as the fifth-largest operator in the U.S. based on charter and fractional flight hours.
Its 2025 flight hours represented a 13.8% year-over-year increase, according to ARGUS TRAQPak data.
Chairman and CEO Jim Segrave said, “Everything we’re seeing points in the same direction,” adding, “Customers are joining at a faster pace, they’re depositing more capital, they’re flying more hours, and they’re staying engaged with the platform.”
During May, the average Jet Club funding was $190,000, almost double the $100,000 minimum.
Total new customer deposits in May were up 32% year over year.
Segrave said, “Those are exactly the indicators we want to see as we continue scaling the business.”
Per FlyExclusive:
‘The company believes growing customer deposits represent one of the strongest leading indicators of future flying activity, as members commit capital before utilizing flight hours. Record deposits provide increased confidence in future demand while new member additions continue to expand the platform.’
FlyExclusive revamped the Jet Club in April.
Among the changes, it eliminated the membership fee and the taxi time charge.
During June, FlyExclusive says it clocked its second-highest net promoter score with 86% of members classified as promoters.
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