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Private jet charter, request to book

Tap. Confirm. Fly.

Request a private jet in a few taps. A charter advisor checks real aircraft with certificated operators and sends options with all-in prices, then you confirm the one you want.

No app to download, no membership, no deposit to ask.

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A few taps

Route, date and passengers are all it takes to start a request.

Real aircraft, all-in

Options name the aircraft and operator, with one price that includes tax and fees.

Certificated operators

Each flight is run by an FAA Part 135 carrier or a foreign equivalent.

Nothing to join

No membership, no deposit and no sign-up just to ask.

How it works

From request to wheels-up

Simple on the surface, carefully checked underneath.

01

Tap in the trip

One way, round trip or multi-city. Add what matters, such as pets, skis or a hard arrival time, and send.

02

Get real options

A charter advisor checks aircraft with certificated operators and emails your options: the aircraft, the operator and an all-in price for each.

03

Confirm in writing

Pick an option and sign the charter agreement, which names the operating carrier. The operator then confirms the aircraft and crew.

04

Fly

Skip the airline terminal: head to the private one, meet your crew and board. Your advisor keeps an eye on the trip until touchdown.

A business jet on final approach with landing lights on against a sunset sky
On-demand, explained

What on-demand really means

Booking a jet from your phone is real. Summoning one from around the corner is not. Here is the honest version.

What you get

  • Request any time, from any device, without an account.
  • Short-notice trips are often possible when aircraft and crews line up.
  • Options with clear, all-in prices before you commit to anything.
  • One advisor who follows the trip from request to touchdown.

What no one can honestly promise

  • A jet parked nearby for you: aircraft often fly in from their base first.
  • Instant availability: every aircraft is confirmed by its operator.
  • Shortcuts on crew rest or safety checks to make a time work.
  • Live prices: each trip is priced for its real route and positioning.

Read: on-demand, explained

Safety and standards

Standards, not stars

You will not find ratings or review scores here. What matters is who operates the aircraft and how they are checked. We arrange flights; certificated operators fly them, and your options name the operator before you book.

Part 135

US charter must be flown by an FAA Part 135 certificate holder in operational control of the aircraft; abroad, the local equivalent applies.

ARGUS

Third-party ratings of safety history, pilot records and aircraft paperwork, at Gold, Gold+ and Platinum.

Wyvern

Audits against the Wyvern standard; operators that pass can be listed as Wyvern Wingman.

IS-BAO

An international code of practice for business aviation safety, with registration in three stages.

FAQ

Good questions

Still curious? The full FAQ covers pricing, safety and the day you fly.

Is Jetready an app I need to download?

No download and no account. Everything works in your browser, and your request goes straight to a charter advisor, who replies by email.

How soon can I fly?

Often sooner than people expect, but it depends on where suitable aircraft and rested crews are. Your advisor will tell you plainly what is possible for your times.

Do I see a price straight away?

Not a live one. Every trip is priced for its real route, dates and where the aircraft is coming from, so options arrive with an all-in price once an advisor has checked them.

Does it cost anything to request?

Zero. There is no membership, no deposit and no sign-up; you only pay once you choose an option and sign the charter agreement.

Who actually flies the plane?

A certificated direct air carrier: an FAA Part 135 operator in the US or its foreign equivalent abroad. Jetready is a broker and names that operator in your options.

Can my dog come?

Usually yes. Lots of aircraft take dogs and cats when the operator okays it; tell us about your pet in Notes and we only send aircraft that will take it.

What if my plans change?

Changes and cancellations follow the charter agreement you sign, which spells out any fees and deadlines. Ask your advisor before you book if flexibility matters.

Is Jetready connected to Uber?

No. Jetready is a separate air charter broker brand and is not affiliated with Uber Technologies, Inc.

Request a quote

Ready when you are.

Send the trip. A charter advisor comes back by email with aircraft options and an all-in price for each.

  • No membership, deposit or sign-up
  • Operators named before you book
  • One-way, round-trip and multi-city
  • Worldwide trips
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