Private jet prices, call-outs, peak days for jet cards continue to increase

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Despite the hike in charter costs, fixed-rate jet membership programs still offer lower prices than on-demand private jet rentals

Jet card fixed/capped rate private jet charter prices continue to go up. The lead time to book is increasing, and there are more restrictive peak days. However, an analysis by Private Jet Card Comparisons shows private jet membership programs with fixed/capped hourly rates still aren’t keeping up with higher prices for on-demand charters.

Jet Card rates up 5.6% since September to $9,760 per hour

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Jet membership average hourly rates for light jets increased 8.3% to $6,978 while turboprops spiked 24.6% to $5,982 per hour

Guaranteed availability jet cards and memberships with fixed or capped rates increased prices by 5.6% during the past three months.

Private Jet Card Comparisons adds Caribbean, Mexico, Hawaii search feature

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Subscribers of Private Jet Card Comparisons can now search for programs with fixed/capped one-way pricing to the Caribbean, Mexico, Hawaii, in both the U.S. and Europe, and for transatlantic flights

Finding the right private jet membership for travel to the Caribbean, Mexico, Hawaii, and other international destinations just became easier for paid subscribers of Private Jet Card Comparisons.

How Jet Card rules and rates are changing

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Jet card providers have been reworking their programs to adapt to record demand and the new realities of sourcing private jets for clients

As demand for private jet travel continues unabated, the industry has been struggling to keep up. The result is jet card providers have been reworking their programs to adapt to these new realities. You can read our company-by-company overview of changes here.

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