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Jet Linx Aviation today announced that it began applying the BIOPROTECTUs System to disinfect and protect its fleet of 112 jet aircraft, private base terminals, and facilities throughout the United States.
It said it is the first and only operator in the worldwide aviation industry to utilize the BIOPROTECTUs System by ViaClean Technologies.
Jet Linx Aviation has launched a new 90-day jet card program. The move comes after requests from consumers looking for short-term private jet options,
“Given the current uncertainty, we have had inquiries from people who aren’t long term users but short term users. They are looking for supplemental options to commercial airlines,” Jamie Walker, President & CEO, of Jet Linx tells Private Jet Card Comparisons.
Omaha-based Jet Linx Aviation offers a different twist on the jet card market. Instead of selling memberships on a regional or national basis, it operates nearly 20 bases across the U.S.
Each base features its own private terminal, so members can avoid sometimes crowded FBOs. They also get a more personalized service with complimentary snacks and preferred libations.
While they are away, the local team will detail their car. On return, your car is available via valet at an appropriate temperature. In other words, no trip to the lot scraping snow or waiting for your auto to cool down in the summer heat.
To mark the five-year milestone of its Elevated Lifestyle program Jet Linx is rolling out five new partners.
Elevated Lifestyle offers members a portfolio of exclusive offerings its network of partners in travel, transportation, libations and fare, health and wellness, fashion, and other categories.
Fast-growing jet card and jet management provider Jet Linx Aviation has graduated its inaugural pilot group through Forbes Travel Guide’s 5-star training and certification.
Last year Jet Linx opened new bases in Austin, Boston, Chicago, and New York, plus added a second base at Spirit of St. Louis Airport in addition to Lambert International Airport. It also expanded its terminal in Nashville.
