flyExclusive posts operating records as jet club membership accelerates

In May, flyExclusive ranked as the largest Part 135 charter operator in North America by both flight count and flight hours.

flyExclusive has reported consecutive monthly operating records, with May setting a new company high for flight hours and June becoming the strongest non-charter sales month in Jet Club history. The company says membership sales are on pace to reach their highest annual level.

In May, flyExclusive ranked as the largest Part 135 charter operator in North America by both flight count and flight hours, completing more than 4,000 flights and over 7,000 flight hours.

“Everything we’re seeing points in the same direction,” said Jim Segrave, founder, chairman and CEO. “Customers are joining at a faster pace, they’re depositing more capital, they’re flying more hours, and they’re staying engaged with the platform.”

New members deposited an average of more than $190,000 in May – nearly double the $100,000 minimum deposit threshold – while total new customer deposits grew 32% compared to the same period last year. flyExclusive said growing deposits are among the strongest leading indicators of future flying demand, as members commit capital before utilising flight hours.

“Our objective has never been simply to sell memberships,” Segrave said. “Our objective is to build a larger base of committed customers who choose flyExclusive as their long-term private aviation partner.”