Tag: jet card pricing models

As NetJets raises jet card rates, here’s what to expect from competitors

May 25, 2021August 14, 2021by Doug Gollan

With record demand, will private jet travel become more expensive? Jet card hourly prices are up 5.8% to 8.7% from December

The recent announcement by market leader NetJets it is raising jet card rates between 2% and 8% raises the question, will others follow suit?

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Jet Card Buyer’s Tip #2: Fixed Hourly Rates or Dynamic Pricing?

January 25, 2019January 25, 2019by Doug Gollan15 Comments

Most jet cards offer two very different pricing models, but which one is best?

The genesis of the jet card was to provide a product that gave the user some of the attributes of full and fractional ownership (have an aircraft at your disposal and knowing how much it will cost to fly) while taking away the time consuming hassles of on-demand charter (contacting multiple brokers for each trip). Today, about 20% of the over 300 jet card programs tracked by Private Jet Card Comparisons uses dynamic pricing. So in this article, we look at both jet card pricing models.

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