You’re fired! Are you an unprofitable private jet flyer?

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Some private jet providers are looking more closely at profitability instead of just revenues. In fact, you may have already received your walking papers

It took the Covid pandemic to boost business aviation out of its lost decade precipitated by the 2008 Financial Crisis. Yet along with an influx of new customers and record revenues came higher expenses, new operating realities, and in some cases, a realization that customers could no longer be accommodated in the way they were pre-surge. Here’s how to tell if you are getting fired from your jet card.

Sentient Jet releases 2023 member benefits guide

Exclusive Resorts

Jet card inventor Sentient Jet is offering cardmembers $184,000 in discounts and value-added benefits in this year’s Exclusive Benefits Guide

Directional Aviation’s Sentient Jet has released the 10th annual edition of its Exclusive Benefits Guide for Jet Card Owners.

Sentient Jet projects 2022 revenues of $460 million

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Directional’s Sentient Jet is heading into 2023, and its Flexjet, Inc. IPO expecting to finish this year with an 11.3% increase in revenues

Jet card inventor Sentient Jet expects to finish 2022 in record fashion with $460 million in revenues, an 11.3% boost from 2021.

Jet card inventor Sentient exits the storm, ready for the next chapter

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After a challenging year, Sentient Jet CEO Andrew Collins is preparing for an IPO in 2023 and more innovation

Sentient Jet racked up $40 million in sales last month, a combination of new customers and renewals. It’s a pace that indicates demand to fly privately will likely remain high. It also indicates the company that invented the jet card in 1999 has navigated the past year’s storms.

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