Flexjet

Flexjet Executive Overview

Year Founded

1995

Headquarters

Cleveland, OH

Leadership

Kenn Ricci

Chairman

Mike Silvestro

CEO of Flexjet and Co-CEO of Flexjet, Inc.

Megan Wolf

Chief Experience Officer

Andrew Collins

Co-CEO of Flexjet, Inc.

Lauren Florian

Chief Marketing Officer

D.J. Hanlon

EVP, Sales

Jet Card Hourly Rates

Phenom 300 light jet from $7,937 per hour plus fuel surcharge and FET

Related Products

Fractional Ownership, Leasing, Corporate Solutions

Related Companies

Directional Aviation, OneSky Flight, Constant Aviation, Tuvoli, 4Air, Nextant Aerospace, Sentient Jet, FXAIR, PrivateFly


Aircraft manufacturer Bombardier founded Flexjet in 1995.

It focuses on fractional ownership and private jet leases and has a limited jet card program.

Since 2012, it has been part of the Directional Aviation family of companies created by private aviation entrepreneur Ken Ricci, including Sentient Jet, PrivateFly, Tuvoli, FXAir, jet re-manufacturer Nextant Aerospace, and jet sales company Sojourn Aviation, as well as others.

Flexjet is the second-largest U.S. private jet flight provider.

Its operating unit was renamed Flexjet, Inc., from OneSky Flight, LLC.

In 2021, OneSky Flight acquired helicopter operators in the U.S. and U.K. and rebranded them under Halo.

OneSky also placed an order for 200 eVTOLs from Embraer-backed EVE. The goal is to create door-to-door private aviation solutions for customers of Flexjet and other OneSky brands.

Separately, a SPAC led by Ricci priced at $200 million launched on the NASDAQ in November 2020.

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The company has billion-dollar orders for Embraer’s Praetor 500 and 600, the upcoming Gulfstream G700. It also had an order for 20 of the now-discontinued supersonic Aerion AS2 private jets.

The company is based in Cleveland and ranks second behind NetJets based on fractional share operators’ flight hours.

Flexjet serves customers located in North America and, in 2020, expanded to Europe.

In March 2021, it launched a European jet card program based on the Embraer Legacy 500.

In October 2022, it announced plans for a SPAC IPO.

As part of its SPAC merger, OneSky Flight will be renamed Flexjet, Inc. Constant Aviation will join the flight providers (Flexjet, Sentient Jet, FXAir, PrivateFly, Sirio, and Flair Jet) in the public company.

In April 2023, the company announced it was stopping plans for the IPO and would remain privately held.

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Flexjet Fleet (October 2023)

Aircraft Aircraft Size Number
Embraer Phenom 300 Light 55
Embraer Praetor 500 Midsize 56
Embraer Praetor 600 Super Midsize 17
Bombardier Challenger 300 Super Midsize 36
Bombardier Challenger 350 Super Midsize 50
Gulfstream G450 Large 28
Gulfstream G650 Ultra Long Range 19
Gulfstream G700 Ultra Long Range On order

Flexjet Fast Facts

When was Flexjet founded?

Flexjet was founded by Bombardier in 1995. It was acquired by Directional Aviation in 2012.

Who owns Flexjet?

Directional Aviation

How many customers does Flexjet have?

In its investor presentation in Oct. 2022, Flexjet said the group, including Sentient Jet, FXAir, and PrivateFly had 10,000 customer contracts and 193,000 committed flight hours in 2022. Flexjet has a 97% retention rate of U.S. fractional customers.

What are the annual revenues for Flexjet?

Flexjet, Inc. reported $2.296 billion in revenues in 2022, up from $1.719 billion in 2021, $1.259 billion in 2020, and $1.339 billion in 2020. Revenues include Sentient Jet ($450 million in 2022), FXAir, and PrivateFly.

Who is the CEO of Flexjet?

Michael Silvestro of Flexjet. Kenn Ricci is Chairman of Flexjet, Inc. Silvestro and Andrew Collins, who serves as CEO of Sentient Jet, are co-CEOs of Flexjet, Inc.

How does Flexjet source private jets?

Flexjet sources aircraft from its fractional fleet of private jets ranging from Phenom 300 light jets to ultra-long-range G650s

How many airplanes, what types of planes are in Flexjet fleet?

Flexjet operates the following: Phenom 300; Praetor 500; Praetor 600; Challenger 300; Challenger 350, Challenger 3500; Gulfstream G450, Gulfstream 650, Global Express XRS.

How much does Flexjet private jet programs cost?

Entry-level is Flexjet’s 25-hour jet card on the Phenom 300 at $198,425, plus FET.

What type of pricing does Flexjet offer?

Fixed rates with guaranteed availability.

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