Flexjet and its sister companies are highlighted in the Winter edition of Elite Traveler for their commitment to carbon and emissions neutrality of all flights at no additional cost to travelers. (Source: Elite Traveler)
Flexjet is celebrating the return on January 28-30, 2022, of the Naples Winter Wine Festival. It is making a double donation. It is giving 15 flight hours in a Challenger 300 for the fundraising raffle. Then there are another eight flight hours in a Challenger 300 for an Auction Lot featuring a luxury holiday in St Barths. (Source: Private Jet Card Comparisons)
“We follow the same travel restrictions that the commercial airlines do in terms of where travel can come from-, what countries – and then what paperwork is required for testing and vaccinations,” Flexjet COO Megan Wolf. (Source: Bloomberg Markets)
One of the leading private aviation companies, Flexjet, is planning a 40% increase in the size of its fleet by the end of 2022. It is also growing its staff numbers and expanding its ground support and infrastructure. (Source: Sherpa Report)
Flexjet Chairman Kenn Ricci was nominated for the Charitable Hero Award for lifetime philanthropic contributions to the aviation community. Flexjet was nominated for the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Award. (Source: AINOnline)
Flexjet Chairman Kenn Ricci comments on the unprecedented demand the private jet travel industry is experiencing. (Source: Robb Report)
Flexjet Chairman Kenn Ricci shared the dais with George Antoniadis, founder and CEO of PlaneSense and Kenny Dichter, founder and CEO of Wheels Up at the National Business Aviation Association’s annual conference to offer insights into what is propelling the rapid recovery and growth of the private jet travel industry. (Source: AIN Online)
Flexjet Chairman Kenn Ricci reviews the strategic plan Flexjet has put in place to expand capacity as more people than ever are opting to make flying privately a permanent part of their travel portfolio. (Source: Bloomberg)
Flexjet Chief Operating Officer Megan Wolf describes the new travel patterns she is seeing, including where trips are originating from, arriving to and how it has changed from the pre-pandemic era. (Source: Chief Executive)
The next wave of private jet travelers is likely to have suits and ties instead of shorts and scuba gear. A report in The Wall Street Journal indicates CEOs are overruling the bean counters, encouraging executives to use private jets to go out and win business deals. (Source: Forbes)
