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Vista Global Sees Jump in Revenue, Members in 2022
Vista Global Holding's revenue last year was 50 percent higher than 2021, driven by a 74 percent rise in VistaJet’s program membership gross hours sold.
VistaJet Global 7500 on airport ramp backdropped by pastel colored clouds
Vista Global Holding added a net of 117 aircraft to its fleet in 2022. (Photo: Vista Global Holding)

Vista Global Holding reported a 50 percent year-over-year revenue increase in 2022 driven by a 74 percent rise in VistaJet’s program membership gross hours sold in the same period, the private aviation provider announced today. The increase in membership gross hours sold is more than three times pre-pandemic levels and gives greater visibility on forward demand from three-year client signings, Vista added.

“It has been an incredible 2022 for Vista with strong growth across all of our core regions and offerings during the year,” said Vista Global founder and chairman Thomas Flohr. “We have hugely invested in our global infrastructure.”