ASCENDING INTO 2023
2022 is almost over and we’re reflecting on an eventful year here at Flexjet, while looking ahead to some exciting developments in 2023.
2022 is almost over and we’re reflecting on an eventful year here at Flexjet, while looking ahead to some exciting developments in 2023.
“This is where private jet travel can be seen to put serious distance between it and commercial airlines, Flexjet wants to bring back the notion of air travel as style-driven and fun”. Sarah Turner of Forbes looks at Flexjet’s growing success in Europe. (Source: Forbes)
Our Operational Centre in Malta is has grown significantly and to expand further, we moved to new, larger offices in Malta’s Ta’Xbiex district earlier this year.
Flexjet is proud to be an official sponsor for the 38th Snow Polo World Cup and thrilled to be headlining one of the six world-class polo teams for the event.
Snow Polo is a prestigious event is the pinnacle of the international snow polo circuit with a CHF 2.5m budget. ‘The pandemic changed the way people think about private aviation,’ explains Marine Eugène, European managing director for Flexjet, a key sponsor of the Snow Polo World Cup. (Source: Country & Town House)
After successfully launching in Europe in 2019, premium private jet provider Flexjet is expanding its services further in the Middle East, with a launch of its newest Gulfstream G650 taking place in Dubai this month.
“This is an important growth market for Flexjet and in the past year, we have almost doubled our fleet to service the EMEA region, with more aircraft to be added next year.” Marine Eugene, European Managing Director talks to The National about Flexjet’s expansion in The Middle East.
Subscription-based jet company Flexjet Inc. said it has struck a deal to go public through a merger with a special-purpose acquisition company that would value the combined entity at about $2.6 billion. (Source: The Wall Street Journal)
Northeast Ohio is getting a new public company. Private jet service Flexjet Inc. of Richmond Heights on Tuesday morning, Oct. 11, announced it plans to go public via a merger with blank-check firm Horizon Acquisition Corp. II (NYSE: HZON) in a deal that will value the combined company at about $3.1 billion. (Source: Crain’s Cleveland Business)
The leading rival to the Warren Buffett-backed NetJets is planning to go public in a SPAC deal led by Todd Boehly, the US financier who owns the Chelsea football and Los Angeles Dodgers baseball clubs. (Subscription Required) (Source: The Financial Times)