Wheels Up updates pricing, policies for 2023

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In what is becoming an every six-month ritual, Wheels Up is hiking hourly rates and tweaking rules, and again, is offering a window to lock in current rates and rules

Wheels Up announced a series of program changes today, including price increases. The news came in emails sent to members of the leading private jet provider.

Wheels Up revises price and program rules effective June 1

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Wheels Up hourly cost, minimums, guaranteed days, and fuel surcharges will change on June 1, 2022, including a carbon offset charge

Existing Wheels Up members can put more funds down under current terms until the end of May

Wheels Up is making the second significant update to its jet card membership program in six months. But, once again, it will allow existing members to put down more funds and new members to join under current terms until the new rules and pricing go into effect on June 1, 2022.

Wheels Up expands long-flight discount program nationwide

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Wheels Up moves from zones to capped super-midsize pricing starting at $29,995 on all flights 3.5 hours or more in the Continental U.S.

Private jet membership provider Wheels Up is expanding its super-midsize discount program. It now includes all flights within the Continental U.S. of 3.5 hours or more. The lower prices apply to Core and Business members and will cut flight costs on a variety of routes from places like New Orleans, Nashville, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, and St. Louis to the West Coast.

Wheels Up’s Q3 results: What Wall Street dislikes could be good for Main Street

Kenny Dichter

Despite higher than expect revenues, after reporting bigger losses, Wheels Up stock price dropped to record lows. For private jet flyers, however, there was much good news

If the stock price is the vote of Wall Street, the third-quarter financial results of Wheels Up with higher losses due to higher expenses despite higher revenues is bad news.

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