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December generally means jet card deals, and Jets.com is continuing that approach.
Through the end of the year, Jets.com has reduced both prices and the number of hours customers need to buy.
On the heels of its Black Friday – Cyber Monday sale for its Sky Access empty leg program, Delta Private Jets is rolling out several significant promotions targeting regular jet card users. The deals are all valid through the end of December.
Omaha-based Jet Linx Aviation said it raised over $87,000 for breast cancer patient support as part of its ongoing support of The Tutu Project, which provides financial and emotional support for patients.
The private aviation company has been supporting the charity for five years. The Tutu Project was founded by Bob and Linda Carey, in 2003. It began after Linda was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2002 and Bob began taking photos of himself wearing only a pink tutu in public places to put a smile on Linda’s face.
In a short-term promotion, jet card broker Airstream Jets is waiving the credit card convenience fee on its Distance Card.
The Distance Card is sold in denominations of $25,000 and $100,000 and unlike the typical hourly rates, it uses flight mileage to calculate costs.
Rates range between $9 and $24 per mile, with a daily minimum of 500 miles.
Both jet cards and calling a broker to rent a private jet are forms of private jet charter or private jet rental as some call it.
In both cases, we are referring to the entire aircraft as opposed to jet sharing or buy-a-seat models.
However, when it comes to full aircraft charter, which is better – jet cards or on-demand charter?
Should you buy a jet card? Should you just reach out to several brokers before each trip, and then play them off against each other?
The debate would make the Hatfields and the McCoys proud!
