It’s official. NetJets won’t be selling jet cards in 2022; instead offering 3-and-5-year 25-hour leases as a replacement
After teasing that it would bring back jet cards by midyear, NetJets introduced 25-hour leases instead.
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NetJets is the world’s largest operator of private jets. In addition to selling fractional shares, it sells jet cards in both North America and Europe.
After launching 25-hours per year leases as a replacement for its jet cards, NetJets is now expanding the entry-level lease program.
NetJets sales executives are telling customers they are “not sure when the 25-hour short-term (jet) card will be offered, if ever.” Instead, they are pitching a 25-hour lease with a five-year term to fly starting in 2022 after the Easter holiday.
In an email to customers and prospects, NetJets says it will “gradually resume sales starting in Q1.”