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Wheels Up rescinds blackouts for new members

February 1, 2022February 1, 2022by Doug Gollan

Wheels Up’s move to drop new-member flight restrictions imposed in November may signal that its efforts to create more supply are working

After imposing flight blackout restrictions for most new members during their first 90 days back in November, today, Wheels Up rescinded those restrictions. New Core members depositing $400,000 had been exempted.

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Wheels Up’s SPAC reveals revenue, profitability, membership, fleet size and more

February 17, 2021February 17, 2021by Doug Gollan2 Comments

Wheels Up ended 2020 with 10,995 active members and $690 million in revenues. It’s forecast to reach $912 million this year

– Will Wheels Up be the first private jet company with its own co-branded credit card?

– The private aviation company sees a future for the Wheels Up brand in luxury lodging, yachts, and experiences to credit cards and financial services

Wheels Up is going public via a SPAC. It’s provides a rare look into the world of private jet companies, which are either privately held or subsidiaries of large publicly traded companies, with limited public data.

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Wheels Up eyes $1 billion sales mark for 2021

November 18, 2020February 1, 2021by Doug Gollan3 Comments

Wheels Up CEO Kenny Dichter says he expects the private aviation provider to hit $1 billion in revenues in 2021 as he eyes future expansion into other luxury goods and services

After acquiring three of the nine largest Part 135 operators and tech platform Avianis, Wheels Up has seen flight activity rebound to pre-COVID-19 levels and is readying for the next chapter to take it beyond aviation, CEO and founder Kenny Dichter told attendees at Corporate Jet Investor Americas 2020 today.

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Wheels Up rescinds blackouts for new members

Wheels Up’s move to drop new-member flight restrictions imposed in November may signal that its efforts to create more supply are working

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Wheels Up’s SPAC reveals revenue, profitability, membership, fleet size and more

Wheels Up ended 2020 with 10,995 active members and $690 million in revenues. It’s forecast to reach $912 million this year

– Will Wheels Up be the first private jet company with its own co-branded credit card?

– The private aviation company sees a future for the Wheels Up brand in luxury lodging, yachts, and experiences to credit cards and financial services

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Wheels Up eyes $1 billion sales mark for 2021

Wheels Up CEO Kenny Dichter says he expects the private aviation provider to hit $1 billion in revenues in 2021 as he eyes future expansion into other luxury goods and services

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Wheels Up ended 2020 with 10,995 active members and $690 million in revenues. It’s forecast to reach $912 million this year

– Will Wheels Up be the first private jet company with its own co-branded credit card?

– The private aviation company sees a future for the Wheels Up brand in luxury lodging, yachts, and experiences to credit cards and financial services

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Wheels Up CEO Kenny Dichter says he expects the private aviation provider to hit $1 billion in revenues in 2021 as he eyes future expansion into other luxury goods and services

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