Jet card buyers coming from OneFlight International get a free flight up to three hours; at the same time, the operator is revamping its look.
Fly Alliance is responding to OneFlight International’s news with a jet card offer.
Earlier today, OneFlight International said it is “pausing all flight activity for the next 30 days, or until further notice.”
Fly Alliance is one of the 15 largest U.S. operators based on charter and fractional flight hours.
Through the end of the month, it is offering OneFlight jet card members their first flight free.
You need to buy at least 25 hours.
It offers programs in six different aircraft size categories.
Options include light, midsize, two super-midsize, large, and ultra-long-haul jets.
The first flight is free in the category you buy.
Fly Alliance CEO Christopher Tasca says the free flight is up to three hours.
You cannot combine it with other offers.
However, if your flight is longer than three hours, you can apply the free hours to the longer flight.
For example, if your first flight is four hours, you’ll be billed for only one hour.
Your free flight is in the cabin category you buy.
Earlier this week, Tasca said the company is revamping its large cabin fleet.
He said, “Our new heavy jet fleet will be built around one standard: no compromises.”
The fleet will feature consistent exterior liveries and Starlink or Gogo Galileo connectivity.
Tasca said the interiors will be “fully upgraded interiors — not simply refurbished.”
A video shows light gray exteriors with subtle white stripes.
Tasca assumed the CEO position in July as part of a management buyout.