FlyJets has released JetGPT, a charter-booking agent that allows customers and aircraft providers to use plain-language requests instead of filling in search fields. The large language model (LLM)-based tool handles air charter bookings, flight listings, and route alerts, and can export results to Excel or CSV.
Charter marketplace and flight-sharing exchange provider FlyJets’ AI tool can also pull empty-leg and shared-flight availability. The AI agent went live last week alongside the company’s fourth- and first-quarter flight-sharing schedule, eight months after the agent entered beta testing.
The LLM interface draws from real-time availability, pricing, and operator data. A single instruction can compile every empty leg moving through a given airport over the following week, or create listings that carry operator safety ratings, per-flight or per-space pricing, and bid and offer settings. Users can also set alerts for automated notifications on empty legs and sharing opportunities.
“Our team learned quickly that the simple conversational interface we worked with in beta was not going to cut it,” said FlyJets founder and CEO Jessica Fisher.
A second version is planned to pull from aircraft provider and customer dashboards and fleet operating models, add sustainable aviation fuel and carbon credit options through FlyJets’ FlyGreen Initiative, and generate booking and pricing suggestions for sellers of charter spaces. FlyJets’ human advisory desk still remains available around the clock.
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