The Jettly jet card deal, valid through the end of September, enables you to fly extra hours at its published rates.
Through the end of September, Jettly is matching existing flight hours in rivals’ jet card programs.
The Canadian charter broker has dubbed the offer Trade-In Your Unused Hours With Jettly.
The entry point for Jettly is its 50-Hour Access Card.
You pay a one-time enrollment fee of $12,997.
You then pay a non-refundable $50,000 fee that gives you the right to fly up to 50 hours at published rates.
For example, a Phenom 300 light jet is $7,761, plus FET.
A Learjet 60 is $8,155, plus FET.
So for the deal, if you had 15 hours remaining in another program, you can now fly up to 65 hours on the Jettly 50-Hour Access Card.
The 100-Hour Access Card entails a one-time enrollment fee of $95,000.
A 200-hour card costs $160,000.
In both cases, you then pay the hourly rate of the aircraft you want.
As part of the promotion, Jettly is allowing friends and colleagues to put up their unused hours.
For example, if you have a friend with 10 hours left, you can combine it with your 15 hours, and you and your friend can fly a combined 75 hours.
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