Jet card broker OneFlight sets Labor Day Double Play jet card deal


In a limited promotion, OneFlight International is offering a $500,000 jet card and a 10-hour Heavy Jet Card for $250,000.

The Colorado-based jet card broker is calling the promotion Labor Day Double Play.

The current average hourly rate for a large-cabin jet is $15,236, including 7.5% federal excise tax and fuel surcharges.

That means the current deal is worth over $650,000.

Taking into account the $500,000 for $250,000, plus the bonus hours, the deal equates to a 61% discount.

A spokesperson tells Private Jet Card Comparisons that standard jet card terms apply to the $500,000 jet card.

Last week, OneFlight emailed current clients imposing a 35% surcharge with immediate effect.

It told clients the surcharge was a “response to extraordinary economic pressures currently affecting private aviation.”

Hours later, the company sent a follow-up email rescinding the surcharge.

Other recent deals have included 20 hours on a light jet for $100,000, 15 hours on a light jet for $100,000, and a combination jet card giving 40 flight hours in light and super-midsize jets for $240,000.

Earlier this year, OneFlight launched a new TV ad campaign with PGA pros Akshay Bhatia and Sahith Theegala joining Shark Tank’s Robert Herjavec and OneFlight CEO Ferren Rajput.

In January, McLaren Racing named the company as its official private aviation partner for the McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team.



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