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Compare the best jet cards, including price

by Doug Gollan
PJS Group

There are over 50 providers and more than 250 programs, and only one place you can compare them

Private Jet Card Comparisons is the only independent buyer’s guide to private jet programs. It’s the only guide that doesn’t sell your data to jet card companies, and it’s the only company that provides widespread coverage, with over 50 providers and more than 250 programs.

I’m a subscriber to your service and you have helped me a great deal in learning more about the private jet card market – both in terms of your Jet Card Comparisons Guide and VIP Jet Card Decider service. It really helped me customize my search to offers that best matched my travel profile…Thank you again for your amazing service. It made a huge difference.

Joe, CFO, Seattle, Washington

By continuously updating information for companies annually and then during the year as we learn about changes, Private Jet Card Comparisons helps consumers find the programs that are best for their unique flying service.

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New StraightLine Private Air promotion offers flight credits and event vouchers

by Doug Gollan

The upstart jet card seller focuses on turboprops, piston aircraft and light jets using a dynamic pricing model

 

Fall means football – college and pro – the baseball playoffs and World Series, or if you want a little action right away, the U.S. Open Tennis Championships that run from August 27 through September 9. Or perhaps you want to see a concert – Elton John’s “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour has 38 U.S. dates starting in September. StraightLine Private Air is offering vouchers up to $2,000 if you buy a jet card by September 21. 

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Private Jet Card Comparisons launches JET CARD DECIDER

by Doug Gollan

How much is a private jet? Figuring out the right jet card membership program is more than just comparing hourly rates. JET CARD DECIDER from Private Jet Card Comparisons makes it even easier.

 

Private Jet Card Comparisons today launches its exclusive JET CARD DECIDER tool to help make finding the best jet card membership program even easier. The new service is available exclusively to new and current paid subscribers at no additional cost. Private Jet Card Comparisons provides the most comprehensive comparison data on jet card companies comparing over 250 programs by more than 65 variables. 

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VistaJet, Wealth-X Showcase Private Jet Travel Options In New Report

by Doug Gollan

The Private Jet Traveler Report 2018 seeks to explain the various private aviation options available to wealthy consumers from full and fractional ownership to Jet Cards, on-demand charter and commercial first class

 

Researcher Wealth-X and VistaJet, which offers a high-end Jet Card membership program, earlier this week released The Private Jet Traveler Report 2018, a global perspective on who flies privately and how. Since the research was based in part on the VistaJet clientele, I am not sure it represents the entire industry (VistaJet’s sweet spot is long-hauls and 3+ hour trips on SuperMid and Large Jets). However, it does provide some interesting insights into why folks fly privately, none of which may be a surprise to you as a regular user of private jet services, but does dispel a few champagne and caviar myths. 

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Forbes On Guaranteed Availability, Extra Charges, Daily Minimums, Peak Days…

by Doug Gollan

In my fourth installment for Forbes.com about private jet cards and prepaid private jet charter programs, we deal “what doth make thou jet card?” While a number of companies will give you a nice plastic card with your name and their logo on it, is it really a jet card? 

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