Charter & Fractional
VistaJet's Flight Hours Soar 22%, Led by U.S. Demand
In the last 12 months, VistaJet has flown more chief executives and chairmen to more destinations than ever before, the company says.
VistaJet logged another great year in 2017, with flight revenues rising 22 percent as U.S. demand climbed by 39 percent. The air charter operator flies an all-Bombardier fleet of super-midsize and large-cabin business jets, including this Global 6000. (Photo: VistaJet)
VistaJet logged another great year in 2017, with flight revenues rising 22 percent as U.S. demand climbed by 39 percent. The air charter operator flies an all-Bombardier fleet of super-midsize and large-cabin business jets, including this Global 6000. (Photo: VistaJet)

Membership and on-demand air charter firm VistaJet reported this week that revenue from flight operations soared 22 percent last year while profits jumped 28 percent. The U.S. spearheaded its overall expansion in flight hours, with this region logging 39 percent year-over-year growth, said VistaJet, which operates an all-Bombardier fleet of super-midsize and large-cabin business jets.