Charter & Fractional
NetJets Sees Milestone in Fleet Renewal
Since its blockbuster aircraft order in 2012, the fractional share provider now has more new aircraft in its fleet than those predating it.
Fractional flights involving midsize aircraft saw a 14.2 percent bump in February in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean, marking the largest -- and one of the few -- gains in business aviation activity in the month, according to Argus.
Fractional flights involving midsize aircraft saw a 14.2 percent bump in February in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean, marking the largest -- and one of the few -- gains in business aviation activity in the month, according to Argus.

Since 2012, NetJets has taken delivery of 243 new jets in its fleet-renewal program, according to Patrick Gallagher, the company’s executive vice president for sales and marketing. In 2012, the Ohio-based fractional operator placed aircraft orders for more than $17 billion, and it has now reached a tipping point with more jets in its fleet delivered since that order than before it.