FlyWith Wants Your Next Private Jet Flight to Be a Guest List
FlyWith, a new invitation-only app from Guy Oseary, lets members host, join, or propose shared private jet flights with trusted friends. It is rolling out in North America this month.
NetJets Files Plans for a Private Terminal at Austin-Bergstrom
A Texas filing suggests NetJets plans to build its own $19.5 million private terminal at Austin-Bergstrom, the latest move in a broader strategy of owning the arrival experience outright rather than sharing FBO space.
Honda Aircraft Reportedly Backs a New Fractional Ownership Challenger
Thrive Aviation’s new fractional program comes with a twist: a reported minority backing tie to Honda Aircraft Company. Here’s what that unconfirmed manufacturer-fractional link could mean for light and midsize jet buyers.
Warren Buffett Hands Over Berkshire, But His NetJets Legacy Flies On
Warren Buffett has stepped down as Berkshire Hathaway chairman, capping a transition that began with Greg Abel’s ascension to CEO. Here’s what his decades of backing NetJets actually built, and what changes now that he’s stepping back.
Why PlaneSense Just Paused Jet Card Sales on Its PC-12 Fleet
PlaneSense has stopped selling jet cards on its Pilatus PC-12 fleet, a move that follows reported capacity pullbacks at NetJets and FXAir. Here’s what the pause reveals about fractional ownership priorities and where card holders stand.
NetJets Q2 Numbers Show Why Fractional Ownership Keeps Winning
NetJets pushed Berkshire Hathaway’s aviation revenues up roughly 15% in Q2, even as the fractional giant restricts new jet card sales. Here’s what the numbers reveal about demand in private aviation right now.
NetJets Is Playing a New Game. Here’s What It Means for Private Flyers
NetJets has refreshed its brand and expanded its jet card lineup—anchored by the Embraer Phenom 300E and Cessna Citation Latitude—with a 12–15% reduction in card pricing that effectively eliminates the premium gap with high-end charter brokers. Here’s what the shift means for the competitive landscape and for private flyers evaluating their options in 2026.
What 27,000 Bottles of Champagne Reveal About Private Aviation in 2025
NetJets customers consumed over 27,000 bottles of champagne in 2025. That number reveals far more than luxury consumption habits. Combined with jet card relaunches and fleet expansion, it shows a fractional ownership market hitting its stride.
How Much is NetJets 25 Hour Lease?
NetJets offers a 25-hour lease program designed for those who need flexible, on-demand access to private jets. This program has gained popularity due to its…