Charter & Fractional
ExecuJet Aviation wants clients to ‘Simply Fly’
ExecuJet Aviation will receive the first aircraft for its new Simply Fly program within the next three to four months, and expects to have 10 large-cabin j

ExecuJet Aviation will receive the first aircraft for its new Simply Fly program within the next three to four months, and expects to have 10 large-cabin jets in service by year-end. The company launched its wet-lease alternative to fractional ownership, block charter and traditional aircraft management in March. It is working with prospective clients to confirm a pricing structure that will include a lease rate, monthly management fees and fixed flight-hour costs before signing the first contracts.

Unlike competing programs, such as NetJets and Bombardier’s Skyjet, ExecuJet does not intend to publish its prices, terms and conditions. Prices will be customized according to each aircraft’s age and type, but the management and hourly fees will be fixed.

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