With some of NetJets’ card products, from the pricing I’ve seen, dollar for dollar, NetJets actually may offer a lower price than other companies. For example, its Red Cross-Country Corporate Angel Card gives the user flights a mission-appropriate super-midsize Citation X or Challenger 350 jet for segments over 3.5 hours. Shorter flights are in a Citation Excel/XLS, a midsize jet. The flights are all the same hourly rate regardless of aircraft or duration. Hawaii is in the primary service area, meaning no ferry fees, plus it comes with guaranteed availability. You can use all 25 hours for the super-midsize aircraft, too, making it a go-to solution if you are traveling to the islands.
Category: Private Flights
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NetJets Pauses Light Jet Sales as Flight Demand Booms
NetJets has “temporarily paused” sales of fractional shares, leases, and jet cards for the Cessna Citation XLS and Embraer Phenom 300 due to “unprecedented demand within the private travel industry,” a company spokeswoman spoke to this topic today.. In the meantime, it is putting prospective customers for light jets on a waitlist. “The decision to pause light jet sales, in addition to previous announcements regarding raising card prices and eliminating peak period day travel on card purchases, allows the company to continue…delivering the best possible experience to all owners.”
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A private jet for your pets? Over 250 pets have died on airlines since 2010
In November 2019, an Abyssinian cat traveling on American Airlines was found to have died of cardiac arrest. And in February 2020, a Yorkshire Terrier on board a Delta Airlines flight was unresponsive upon arriving at Los Angeles International Airport. The animal was immediately taken to a local emergency veterinary hospital, only to be pronounced dead just 25 minutes later. The incident report related to the pet’s death notes the passing was potentially related to low blood sugar. Some of the symptoms of hypoglycemia are very similar to a panic attack.