After launching a Jet Card program in April, the company is now adding a long-haul Gulfstream GIV-SP on-demand charter option
Plans call for a large-cabin, fixed-rate Jet Card program by year’s end
LGM Enterprises, the parent company of flyExclusive, said it has launched flyExclusive International. The move adds on-demand, long-range global service to its growing portfolio private jet charter and jet card options.
Flyers can now travel to Europe, Hawaii, Alaska, and other points. Customers will have access to Gulfstream GIV-SP aircraft with seating capacity for up to 16 passengers.
The private jet charter operator launched its first jet card program last week
Light jet hourly rates are as low as $3,096 for SuiteKey customers, based on their balances when JetSuite entered Chapter 11
North Carolina-based Part 135 private jet charter operator FlyExclusive is making an offer to JetSuite’s SuiteKey customers impacted by its bankruptcy.
Fast-growing FlyExlusive is adding the first large-cabin, long-range private jets to its fleet of light, midsize, and super-midsize aircraft
North Carolina-based flyExclusive, the eighth largestPart 135 charter operator in the U.S., said it is acquiring Sky Night LLC, an owner, and operator of Gulfstream aircraft.
Jim Segrave, Founder Mike Guina, President Josh Golden, VP, Revenue Management Brandon Greene, SVP, Fleet Development Brad Blettner, SVP, Jet Club Jason Gall, Vice President of Maintenance William Whitford, Vice President of Operations
FlyExclusive is the nation’s seventh-largest private jet charter operator. Founded by Jim Segrave, who previously sold Segrave Aviation to Delta Air Lines in 2010, the company has plans to increase its current fleet of 70 private jets to 100 aircraft.
Its Jet Club membership program launched in May 2020 features light, midsize, and super-midsize private jets.
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