JetSmarter Continues To Dominate The Private Aviation Industry

The largest private aviation company in the world, JetSmarter, continues to dominate the industry, announcing triple-digit growth in seat bookings. It is therefore, no surprise, that it was the choice private aviation carrier this summer during the , partnering with one of the biggest luxury timepiece manufacturers in the world—and official timekeeper for the World Cup—Hublot. Together, JetSmarter and Hublot created customized jets and flight experiences to-and-from the event, which took place in multiple Russian cities.

Flyers using the service have enjoyed its newly added features and services, including opening the service to non-members, allowing them to create and share flights with other travelers without paying the annual membership fee. The resulting four-times month-over-month growth in the number of non-member seats booked on private jets is impressive, as is the brand’s seat booking growth of 116% year over year, alongside shared flight frequency of more than 20%.

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Those who enjoyed the World Cup shuttles with Hublot truly enjoyed an elevated World Cup experience. Like all JetSmarter advantages that users enjoy, guests were able to arrive at the private airport terminals just 15 minutes before the Legacy 650s took off, skip airport lines and save their valuable time to enjoy Russia and the matches. No luxury was overlooked, with delectable catering, world-class service, top-shelf wines and Champagnes and even customized Hublot plush pillows and blankets for added comfort.

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Currently, JetSmarter connects flyers to over 300 shared flights per week with over 800 air carrier partners around the world and routes in and out of over 170 countries, via the JetSmarter app. The company will be adding a desktop booking feature for users to search and book with the utmost convenience and flexibility.

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