Is it the 'Uber' of the private jets?
Not exactly - but , a web and single app charter booking platform that offers private air travel through on-demand features, hopes to make make the 'private jet' experience a reality for everyone.
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Operating under a Netflix-style subscription model, Jettly is gaining rapid, global traction as a viable solution to the financial burden and inconvenience associated with conventional airline travel. You can charter a helicopter, prop, or jet aircraft, "similar to how you call an Uber."
Currently, the global technology company has over 9,500 aircraft and over 19,000 customers. Further, they say they've seen a 458% year-over-year revenue growth. The founder and CEO of the company is Justin Crabbe, a Canadian pilot. Under his leadership, the company has expanded their network across 190 countries and territories worldwide.
What are some of the advantages?
Jettly notes the following:
- Private jets land closer to your destination.
- No more layovers – get straight to where you’re going and you don't have to wait
- Bring pets onboard – your dogs, cats, and other pets can sit in the cabin with you
- Luxury – choose a high-end aircraft which is suited to your personal needs and tastes
- Good food – rather than bland airline food, you can enjoy your favourite cuisine
- Privacy – with a private jet charter, you aren’t forced to share the journey
- Comfort – they argue it's easier to rest on a private jet charter than it would be on a regular flight.
In addition, the company states that by, "booking empty leg flights, the unsold portions of a booked flight, members can book a private jet in a matter of minutes and save up to 75% on the normal commercial traveling price."
