Premier Private Jets cuts peak days and pet fees for jet card members as it adds a midsize Hawker850XP to its fleet.
Stuart, Florida-based Premier Private Jets has revamped its jet card program.
At the same time, it has expanded its midsize fleet.
The key jet card changes make it more flexible for flyers who wish to avoid peak days.
Peak days carry a 15% surcharge.
The operator can also move flights by +/-3 hours for operational reasons, which is fairly standard.
They also have a longer lead time for booking and canceling, 120 hours instead of 72 hours.
Previously, all levels had 56 peak days.
With the change, the number of peak days is now based on how much you deposit.
At the $100,000 level, peak days decrease to 54 peak days in 2026.
For deposits of $250,000, the number of peak days drops to 44.
At the $500,000 level, there are only 29 peak days.
In a second change, the $500 pet fee is waived for deposits of $250,000 or more.
The jet card’s primary service area is focused east of the Mississippi River.
Premier Private Jets has also expanded its midsize fleet.
New is a Hawker 850XP tail number N853CC.
Per the latest FAA data, the operator now has 14 aircraft on its charter certificate.
Nine of the aircraft are Hawkers, with the remainder Cessna Citation types.