Charter & Fractional
VistaJet Says Its Rapid Growth Has Firm Foundations
The appearance and cabin outfitting of VistaJet’s fleet are purposely uniform in order to provide a consistent service standard and flexibility in deploying aircraft.
The appearance and cabin outfitting of VistaJet’s fleet are purposely uniform in order to provide a consistent service standard and flexibility in deploying aircraft.

VistaJet’s bullish expansion plans have long turned the heads of more conventional charter sector rivals suspicious of how well-founded its business plan would prove to be in a sector that has struggled to regain profitability since the ravages of the financial crisis. But the high-octane announcement in November that VistaJet will buy up to 142 new Bombardier jets (56 firm orders and 86 options) really got the sector’s attention and left some pondering whether the company might be over-reaching at a time when demand still seems patchy and the entry barriers to new markets like China are quite severe.