NetJets signs yacht charter partnership with Northrop & Johnson

Netjets has added yacht rental and management specialist Northrop & Johnson to its luxury partners, including Four Seasons, Wynn Las Vegas, and Canyon Ranch

Northrop & Johnson sells over $100 million of luxury yacht charters annually. The company currently has $1.2 billion in superyacht listings for sale.

With its global private air solutions via fractional ownership, leases and jet cards, and partnerships with luxury hotels, resorts, spas, and ground transportation services, NetJets, the largest private aviation provider in the world, now has the oceans covered as well.

Northrop & Johnson, a Florida-based specialist in yacht rentals and yacht sales, management, and marketing, will offer “exclusive benefits” to customers of the private air provider.

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(Updated June 11, 2023) – There’s no question that NetJets is the biggest player in the private aviation sector, three times bigger than Directional Aviation’s Flexjet, the second-largest private jet flight provider.

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