Use cases
If you already know the trip, start here. Each page points to the reviews that fit.
Elevate Jet is the luxury choice for frequent flyers who want locked-in pricing, great service, and the cabin to themselves. Private Jet Services is the sister company for teams, tours, and big group trips.
You're a frequent flyer, and you want an advisor
Each flight has a dedicated advisor, from the booking through landing.
You need a locked-in price
The price should stay put, instead of a new quote every trip.
You're going on a business trip
A meeting, a client, or more than one city in the same week.
You're going on a family trip
The cabin for the people traveling with you.
You're flying for the holidays
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's.
You're going to F1
Miami, Austin, Las Vegas, and the flyaway races.
You're going to Coachella
A weekend when the nearest private airports fill up.
You're going to Stagecoach
The same airport problem as Coachella, a different weekend.
You're going to Art Basel
Miami Beach week, with a cabin instead of a hub connection.
You're going to the Masters
Augusta week, and a short list of airports that can take the traffic.
You want to fly with your pet
The dog or cat in the cabin with you, not in cargo.
You're flying for Thanksgiving
The Wednesday out and the Sunday back.
You're flying for Christmas
The cabin for the people going home with you.
You're flying for New Year's
A late arrival, without a missed connection.
You want to book the whole cabin in an app
See a real price and confirm without waiting on a phone call.
You want one seat, not the whole jet
A published seat when you do not need the cabin.
You need the cabin this week
A trip that cannot wait for a long membership signup.
You're moving a team or a tour
A lot of people, one airplane, one schedule.
You want a helicopter to the airport
A short hop, not a cross-country jet.
You fly the same short route often
The same city pair, week after week.
You want a Northeast or island seat
A scheduled seat, not an on-demand cabin.
You fly enough that a share might make sense
A lot of hours on one type of jet, and you are willing to commit.
You want a card, not a share
Hours at a rate that stays put, without buying part of a jet.
You want a deposit instead of a block of hours
Money applied to flights, without an hour minimum.
You own a jet and want help running it
Management, and charter that can offset the cost.
This is your first private-terminal trip
You want the private terminal, not the main airline hall.
You need a reliable place to land
The lounge, the ramp, and the handling after the flight is booked.
You want the cabin without buying a share
Access to an aircraft without owning a piece of it.
You're flying into a sold-out weekend
The event is fixed. The airline seats are not.
You want fewer hours than a share
A smaller commitment than owning part of a jet.