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Alliance Aviation, which sells jet cards covering light, midsize, super-midsize, large cabin, and long-range private jets, is covering the 7.5% Federal Excise Tax for purchases through Jan. 15, 2021.
Alliance Aviation is doubling down on the CARES Act for a short-term jet card sales promotion.
Alliance Aviation, launched last year when Kevin Wargo and Christ Tasca exited Dumont Aviation, is the latest jet card seller to jump on the tax-free flying bandwagon.
Alliance Aviation is offering to upgrade you on 50% of your flights to a large cabin jet.
Purchasers of a 25-hour Super Medium Jet Card will have 50% of flights upgraded to a Gulfstream G-IVSP. The offer runs through Aug. 15, 2020.
New customers who purchase at least 25 hours of fixed-rate flights with Alliance Aviation will be able to get to their flights on time.
Until July 30, 2020, Alliance is offering a selection of watches from the famed Swiss watchmaker when you buy at least 25 hours.
Alliance Aviation, a charter and jet card broker affiliated with Part 135 operator Wing Aviation Group, is upping the battle for JetSuite’s SuiteKey jet card customers. JetSuite filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last week after grounding its fleet.
Alliance Aviation, the start-up founded by former Dumont Aviation executives, has launched a new jet card offering.
The CARES Pay-As-You-Go Jet Card requires a non-refundable $50,000 deposit. For the first 25 hours, you pay $2,995 per hour on a light jet. For hours 26 to 50, you then pay $3,995 per hour. Aircraft include Hawker 400XPs or larger.
