Flexjet to showcase its new helicopter service during Monterey Car Week

Flexjet helicopter

Flexjet will show off one of its branded Sikorsky-76 helicopters, which is part of its new helicopter fractional share offering

Fractional operator Flexjet will showcase a Sikorsky S-76 from its new private helicopter division during The Quail, a Motorsports Gathering.

Flexjet launches Flexjet Private Helicopter division

Flexjet helicopter

Flexjet Private Helicopter will focus on fractional ownership and leases for helicopters in the New York City region expanding to Miami and London later this year

Customers will soon be able to arrive and depart from their own backyards

Flexjet is making a big push into helicopters with the launch of Flexjet Private Helicopter. The initiative indicates traditional helicopters will be around for a while. Parent Directional Aviation ordered up to 200 eVTOLs from Eve last year.

Flexjet, Sentient parent OneSky orders 200 Embraer Eve eVTOLs

Eve eVTOL

The order follows Directional Aviation’s purchase of helicopter operators Associated Aircraft Group (AAG) and Halo Aviation, Ltd., both being rebranded as Halo

Flexjet and Sentient Jet customers could see benefits from Directional’s vertical strategy by the Fall

This morning, Directional Aviation’s OneSky Flight unit said it had ordered 200 eVTOLs from Embraer-backed Eve Urban Air Mobility Solutions. It continues a longstanding partnership with the Brazilian OEM. Flexjet uses the Phenom 300 as its light jet option. It has made the Praetor 500 and 600 the core of its midsize and super-midsize fleet.

GrandView Aviation to launch Washington D.C. to New York City, Baltimore helicopter service

New York Washington DC helicopter

Move over Acela and airline shuttles, Fly Lindy will offer a by-the-seat helicopter service connecting Washington D.C. to Baltimore and New York City

Private jet charter and jet card operator GrandView Aviation is launching a by-the-seat helicopter shuttle service linking Washington D.C. to Baltimore/College Park (CGS) and the Downtown Manhattan/Wall Street Heliport (KJRB). The service will operate under the banner Fly Lindy.

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