Charter & Fractional
NetJets Nears 1,000-aircraft Fleet
NetJets expects to receive more than 100 new jet deliveries by the end of 2023, which would bring its fleet to nearly quadrupal digits.
NetJets president of sales, marketing, and service Patrick Gallagher gave the audience at Corporate Jet Investor Miami an update on his company's growth on Wednesday. (Photo: Corporate Jet Investor)
NetJets president of sales, marketing, and service Patrick Gallagher gave the audience at Corporate Jet Investor Miami an update on his company's growth on Wednesday. (Photo: Corporate Jet Investor)

With planned additions and no expectationss to dispose of any of its current aircraft, NetJets is on track to have nearly 1,000 jets in its fleet by the end of next year, Patrick Gallagher—the fractional lift provider’s president of sales, marketing, and service—said yesterday at Corporate Jet Investor Miami. Presently, the company operates more than 850 aircraft worldwide between its U.S., European, and Executive Jet Management fleets.

According to Gallagher, NetJets will receive another 25 to 30 new jet deliveries by year-end, bringing the total fleet additions this year to about 75 aircraft. Next year, the company expects to intake more than 100 new-production jets. at these rates, Netjets accounts for approximately 12 percent of the industry’s jet production.

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