Charter & Fractional
Jet It Sees Silver Lining Amid Covid Crisis
While the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted all sectors of aviation, for some it has provided opportunities, among them fractional aircraft provider Jet It.
Founded in 2018, fractional HondaJet operator Jet It is seeing growth, and expects to triple its fleet of HondaJet Elites to 15 over the next few years. (Photo: Jet It)
Founded in 2018, fractional HondaJet operator Jet It is seeing growth, and expects to triple its fleet of HondaJet Elites to 15 over the next few years. (Photo: Jet It)

While the Covid-19 pandemic has affected all sectors of aviation, for some it has provided opportunities. Among them is fractional aircraft provider Jet It, which launched in 2018 and operates only HondaJet Elites.

With the small-to-midsize business jet segments seeing a stronger comeback due to the constraints on international travel and a renewed increase in private travel and the peace of mind it can afford, the company has seen growth. “We kind of consider now a very interesting time,” said company CEO and co-founder Glenn Gonzales. "Our business model affords the market that's looking for private means of travel, more autonomy, and more control. Especially in today's environment with the pandemic, our business model coupled with that market is a great opportunity."