Charter & Fractional
VistaJet Enters U.S. Market To Go Head to Head With Frax
VistaJet chairman Thomas Flohr (left) has re-evaluated his stance on partnerships and turned to Wheels Up led by Kenny Dichter (center), to market his company’s Flight Solutions Program services in the U.S. An initial batch of 12 Bombardier Globals will be operated in the U.S. for VistaJet by Jet Aviation’s Flight Services division under the direction of vice president and general manager Don Haloburdo.
VistaJet chairman Thomas Flohr (left) has re-evaluated his stance on partnerships and turned to Wheels Up led by Kenny Dichter (center), to market his company’s Flight Solutions Program services in the U.S. An initial batch of 12 Bombardier Globals will be operated in the U.S. for VistaJet by Jet Aviation’s Flight Services division under the direction of vice president and general manager Don Haloburdo.

VistaJet is moving into the U.S. private lift market with a new alliance with Jet Aviation Flight Services, which is to operate a fleet of 12 Bombardier Globals on its behalf. The Europe-based group has made clear its intention to target former and current fractional ownership clients in building its North American client base. Under the terms of an agreement announced on September 6 in New York City, the Europe-based private flight provider also is teaming with start-up membership-based program Wheels Up to market VistaJet’s Flight Solutions Program (FSP) to customers in the U.S.