
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour required more than exceptional performances—it demanded a highly efficient global aviation strategy. This article explores how her Dassault Falcon 7X functions as a high-utilization business asset, enabling worldwide touring through long-range capability, operational flexibility, and corporate-style fleet management while balancing security, scheduling, and sustainability considerations.


View all
In 2026, Piper Cherokee owners can expect annual inspection costs to range from $2,000 to $4,000, depending on the aircraft's condition and necessary repairs. Understanding these costs is crucial for budgeting and maintaining airworthiness, as well as deciding between ownership and charter alternatives. Owner-assisted maintenance can help reduce expenses, making it easier to manage ongoing costs.
View all
The Piper Cherokee Six (PA-32) is a versatile single-engine aircraft known for its spacious cabin and strong payload capabilities, making it ideal for family travel, air taxi services, and cargo transport. This guide covers its key features, specifications, and operational considerations, while also highlighting modern charter options through platforms like Jettly for those seeking similar aircraft without ownership responsibilities.
View all
The Swearingen Merlin 3 is a versatile twin turboprop aircraft ideal for private charter travelers seeking efficiency and speed. With a pressurized cabin and the ability to operate from shorter runways, it offers a practical alternative to light jets for both business and leisure flights. Jettly provides easy access to Merlin III options with transparent pricing and a wide network of operators.
View all
The Piper PA-46 family, including the Malibu, Mirage, and Meridian, offers a blend of performance, comfort, and efficiency for private pilots and charter operators. With spacious cabins and advanced avionics, these aircraft are ideal for regional travel, bridging the gap between piston aircraft and light jets. This guide covers their history, features, and charter options, showcasing their popularity among private flyers worldwide.
View all
Choosing between private jet travel and business class involves weighing factors like cost, convenience, and privacy. Private jets offer tailored experiences and scheduling flexibility, while business class provides a premium option on commercial flights at a lower price. This guide helps you navigate the differences to determine the best choice for your next trip.
View all
Flying private with Jettly transforms travel by eliminating crowded airports and long waits, allowing passengers to check in just 15-30 minutes before departure. This comprehensive guide covers everything from choosing the right aircraft to understanding pricing and packing for your journey, making private jet travel accessible and convenient for both business and leisure trips.
Explore our latest articles and updates.

5
min read
Fractional Jet Ownership Cost: The Complete Pricing Breakdown
Fractional jet ownership in 2026 typically requires an upfront investment of $500,000 to over $1.5 million for a share, along with monthly management fees ranging from $8,000 to $25,000 and hourly flight costs of $4,000 to $9,000, leading to total five-year costs that can exceed $1 million. The structure includes various fees such as acquisition costs, management fees, fuel surcharges, and depreciation, making it essential for potential buyers to understand the complete financial implications. While fractional ownership offers flexibility and access to aircraft, it may not be cost-effective for those flying under 150 hours annually, where alternatives like jet cards could provide better value. A thorough analysis of all costs and usage patterns is crucial for informed decision-making in private aviation investments.
Read More
5
min read
Jet Card Tax Guide: FET, Business Deductibility & State Sales Tax
The Jet Card Tax Guide outlines key tax considerations for private jet card users, including Federal Excise Tax (FET), state sales tax, and business deductibility rules, aimed at CFOs and finance teams managing aviation budgets. FET is a 7.5% tax on domestic flights, with pricing typically quoted as either "all-in" (including FET) or "plus-FET" (added on top). Jet card flights may be tax-deductible if they meet IRS criteria for business expenses, while personal travel is generally non-deductible. The guide emphasizes the importance of understanding tax implications for effective financial planning and compliance in private aviation.
Read MoreJoin our community and receive the latest blog updates directly in your inbox.
MEMBERSHIPS AND ASSOCIATIONS