Private jet flyers between New York and Miami or Palm Beach can save money on BladeOne seats with its FlightMax passes.
After relaunching its BladeOne by-the-seat flights between New York and South Florida in October, Blade is offering discount pass packs.
A FlightMax Pass covers 10 or 20 flights.
A 10-seat pass costs $16,500, plus $495 per seat.
The price is $2,145 per seat.
A 20-seat pass costs $30,000, plus $495 per seat.
The seat price is $1,995.
Flights operate from Westchester County Airport north of New York City to Donald J. Trump Palm Beach International Airport and Miami Opa-Locka Airport.
There are no blackout dates.
The by-the-seat flights use private terminals.
Aero operates the flights with regional Embraer jets configured for just 16 passengers.
Seating is configured 1×1, so everyone gets both a window and an aisle seat.
Twenty-seat passes get a $ 150-per-seat discount on helicopter transfers from Manhattan.
The discount is $100 per seat for the 10-seat pass.
Twenty-seat purchasers also get a 50% discount on pet fees. They pay $125.
You also get a complimentary annual Blade Airport Pass, a $695 value.
That gives seats on helicopter flights between Manhattan and JFK or Newark starting at just $95.
Retail prices start at $2,450 per seat.
Flight passes are valid for the 2026-2027 season.
The first flight is on Nov. 22, 2026, and runs through March.
Joby Aviation acquired Blade’s passenger business last year for $125 million.