Jet Card vs On-Demand Private Jet Charter.
Jet cards require you to pre-purchase flying hours — hours you may or may not use. On-demand charter means paying only when you fly. A direct, honest comparison.
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A jet card is a pre-purchased block of private jet flying hours — typically 25 hours minimum — at a fixed hourly rate for a defined aircraft category. The card guarantees availability within specified lead times.
Unused hours: if you do not fly the committed hours, you lose the value. Hourly rate lock-in: you pay a fixed rate regardless of market conditions. Category restriction: the card covers one aircraft size, not necessarily the best for every journey.
When you fly 25–100 hours per year in a consistent aircraft category on predictable routes, and value rate certainty and guaranteed availability.
When you fly fewer than 25 hours per year, need different aircraft sizes for different journeys, prefer not to commit capital upfront, or want to compare pricing across operators per trip.
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