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NetJets signs yacht charter partnership with Northrop & Johnson

by Doug Gollan

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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NetJets adds Phenom 300, Citation Sovereign jet cards

by Doug Gollan
Phenom 300 Citation Sovereign

The new NetJets jet cards give it a true light jet and another coast-to-coast option

Private Jet Comparisons has exclusively confirmed NetJets has added the Embraer Phenom 300 light jet (as we reported it would last year) and Cessna Citation Sovereign super-midsize jet to its jet card line-up, although at just over 30,000 pounds maximum takeoff weight it is classifying it as a midsize aircraft.

Both will be sold as Elite Card programs, meaning 24-hour lead-time for reservations with the hourly price including fuel, 7.5% Federal Excise Tax, and deicing. Peak day lead-time is 120 hours with a 25% surcharge.

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These are the best jet cards for your European vacation

by Doug Gollan
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Several jet card programs offer fixed rates and guaranteed availability in both the U.S. and Europe

If you are planning to take a European vacation this summer, or perhaps you travel to Europe on business, several U.S. jet cards give you fixed rates and guaranteed availability on the other side of the pond.

European jet cards for the U.S.-based flier

While there are more providers that offer Europe-only solutions, if you are flying privately here in the U.S. sometimes it’s nice to have a one-size fits all option. To find those companies that can help you on both sides of the Atlantic, we scoured the Private Jet Card Comparisons database of over 50 providers and more than 300 programs.

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Valley Course at TPC Sawgrass to host 4th annual NetJets Cup Pro-Am

by Doug Gollan

The tournament follows The Players Championship and pairs NetJets customers with the pros

Next Monday, the world’s largest private jet operator will be hitting the links. Following the conclusion this Sunday of The Players Championship NetJets is hosting for the fourth year its annual NetJets Cup Pro-Am golf event at Dye’s Valley Course at TPC Sawgrass.

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NetJets by the numbers

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Fast facts about the world’s largest private jet operator

How big is NetJets’ fleet of private jets? How many employees does the Berkshire Hathaway owned company have? How many airports do owners and jet card customers fly to? Here are some fast facts:

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