Introducing fractional jet ownership, NetJets shifted private aviation from ownership to access. Allowing clients to purchase flight hours or shares rather than entire aircraft, the company removed operational burdens such as crew management, maintenance, and fuel logistics. Operating a fleet of more than 750 aircraft worldwide, NetJets guarantees availability and consistency, even during peak travel periods. Positioning itself as a lifestyle solution rather than a transport service, the brand appeals to men who prioritize reliability, control, and seamless mobility across regions.

Structuring its offerings around usage, NetJets provides three main programs. Targeting light users, the NetJets Card suits travelers flying up to 25 hours annually, offering prepaid hours with minimal commitment. Supporting more frequent travel, NetJets Share introduces fractional ownership, delivering better long term value with the added security of share buyback options. Catering to high mileage travelers, NetJets Lease offers fixed rates without upfront ownership costs. Each program aligns with different business rhythms, allowing clients to choose based on predictability, frequency, and financial planning preferences.

Determining cost by aircraft size and range, NetJets pricing varies across categories. Starting around 6500 dollars per hour for light jets, rates increase for long range aircraft, sometimes exceeding 16000 dollars per hour. Entry level NetJets Card packages begin near 178900 euros for a defined number of hours. Eliminating repositioning fees sets NetJets apart, helping stabilize costs compared to other private jet operators. Backed by the world’s largest private fleet, the service ensures availability, efficiency, and consistency, positioning NetJets as a complete travel system rather than a simple aviation expense.