Private Jet Card Comparisons - Know Before You Buy
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If you are a fan of the New England Patriots, Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Rams, or as of this moment both the Philadelphia Eagles and New Orleans Saints, or just plan to attend the Super Bowl in Atlanta Feb. 3, Steve Orfali’s two private jet brokerages are each offering Big Game specials.
Wholesale Jet Club, which offers both traditional guaranteed availability, fixed-rate jet cards plus a fixed mark-up on-demand charter membership, is getting in on the Black Friday action offering 50% off a one-month membership ($750). You can also buy an annual membership at 20% off ($9,600 for the entire year as opposed to the regular $12,000 price). The offer expires November 26, 2018. Wholesale provides operator pricing with a 3.5% administrative fee.
Over the past three years, there are at least seven new private jet card providers that have entered the market, either start-ups or existing aviation companies that have launched jet card programs. Additionally, there are at least three or four programs soon to be launched we are aware of and getting ready to fill you in on the details.
Canada-based upstart Jettly is bringing its fixed pricing markup model of private jet charter to the Jet Card segment. It follows Wholesale Jet Club last year as well as Paramount Business Jets, which both sell Jet Cards using a fixed markup over operator pricing. U.K.-based Victor has said it will launch a deposit product in the U.S. early this year. In the case of Jettly and Wholesale Jet Club, the programs also include a monthly or annual fee in addition to the fixed markup.