Specialty Private Jet Charter Companies, Flights

With the private jet charter business booming these days, many charter operators are beginning to specialize. We’ve seen several specialty or boutique offerings from a number of charter companies, and the trend doesn’t appear to be slowing down. In fact, the FAA recently announced changes to airport funding that seem to be triggered by the growth in private aviation.

Here we will list just a few examples of the kind of boutique offerings we found. If you’re looking for something specific, you may be able to find it here.

LuckyJets to Las Vegas

LuckyJets, launched in August of 2008, offers travelers a specialty charter experience to and from Las Vegas. By partnering with local casinos, hotels, and resorts, LuckyJets offers vacationers a ‘door-to-door VIP experience’. At the bargain basement price of $499 round trip, you don’t even have to be Paris Hilton to get the royal treatment.

Telluride Flights to Colorado

Telluride Flights is a private jet charter broker that specializes in trips to Aspen, Telluride, and Vail. These locations have long been associated with luxury, and with the popularity of film festivals like the one in Telluride, the demand has continued to increase over recent years.

Telluride offers a membership club for frequent visitors as well as individual and tour group charters. They have also branched out into yacht rental and real estate services for the fortunate few.

Scenic Aviation to Four Corners

Scenic Aviation, Inc. is another private jet charter company offering boutique services. This one takes passengers on scenic airplane rides around the Four Corners region of the US. They offer standard flights around Canyonlands, Lake Powell, and Monument Valley, but they can also arrange for a customized flight path for your family or small group.

Special Note

When booking a private jet charter with a specialty company or any other operator, be sure you aren’t compromising quality or safety. Always be sure the operator is licensed by the FAA and that the aircraft is registered and insured. Whether you’re working with a broker or directly with the aircraft operator, they should be happy to provide this information.