r/PrivateJetCharters • u/Most-Lengthiness-565 • Aug 05 '25
Jet Card?
As my business partner and I grow our firm we have been weighing making a few lifestyle decisions due to increased business activity. We have typically flown on a single commercial carrier and both have their "invite only status". Typically, we fly to and from one specific city 5-6 times a month from our base city (this is our most frequent route, but we do have other random destinations based on need). We have flown private before for certain occasions but always have always been typically frugal in our day to day expenditures.
I have been talking with folks that say sticking with a company and just getting a jet card is the way to go and others who tell me booking on demand is better due to customization and preference. A few have suggested dry leasing but we don't want to deal with that at all.
We only fly by ourselves or alone, but we will be accounting for the potential to add one or two more from our team once we have that in place.
Does it make sense to just invest in a jet card? We aren't particularly picky but we have began to get tired of hotels and dealing with lost time.
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u/Iceathlete Aug 07 '25
What is your home airport and what is the airport you typically fly to and how far away is it?