Private Jets, Shared.
Say where you want to go and what you'd pay for a seat. You join other people going the same way. When enough of you do, a plane flies.
What will you pay?
You'll never pay more than this. Usually less.
Where do we reach you?
We'll email you when a plane picks this up. No card needed today.
Only for this flight. Departure times move.
- Route
- →
- When
- Invalid Date
- Seats
- 2
- Your maximum
- —
How it works
- 1
Say where and what you'd pay
Pick two airports, a day, how many seats. Then your top price per seat.
- 2
You join people going the same way
Same trip, same days. Every person who joins makes it cheaper for everybody.
- 3
A plane takes it
A charter company sees the trip and says yes. Everyone on board pays the same price.
Your price only goes down
Never above the number you set. If someone joins after you've paid, the difference goes back on your card after the flight.
Nothing up front
No card to start a flight. You only pay when there's a real plane and a real price.
Real airlines fly it
Every flight is flown by an FAA-certificated charter company. We don't fly planes.
More people, smaller share.
The plane costs the same no matter how many are on it. Three people split a $9,000 plane and it's $3,000 each. A fourth joins and it's $2,250 each — so the first three get $750 back on their cards after the flight.
That keeps happening right up to departure. Bring a friend and you both pay less.
But once it's booked, it's booked.
A charter company commits a plane and a crew to your flight, so from the moment you pay, that seat is yours and the money is spent. We say it here, on the form and on your receipt.
Before that point, nothing. A trip that never fills quietly goes away and you are never charged a cent. If we cancel, you get all of it back.
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