Charter broker Concord Private Jet announced it would raise jet card rates on December 1. Jet cards bought before then lock in current rates.
Concord Private Jet will increase its jet card rates on December 1, 2026.
Any jet cards purchased before then lock in current rates.
Its light, midsize, super midsize, and large cabin rates will rise.
Turboprop, very light jets, and heavy jet rates will stay the same.
“We’d rather tell you six weeks ahead than surprise you on an invoice,” said Neal Impellizeri Sr., Concord founder, in a press release.
Impellizeri continued:
‘If you’ve been considering a card, sign before December 1 and today’s rate is yours for a full year. When you call, you reach the family that owns the company.’
Only the jet cards’ rates will change; all other jet card terms will stay the same.
Concord also offers bonus hours on renewals: a free hour for 20 hours bought, two for 30, and four for 50.
The current rate is locked in for 12 months from the signing date.