At a glance
- Program model
- Funded Jet Club membership; fractional ownership and charter are separate offerings.
- Commitment
- Jet Club: $100,000 deposit. Jet Club Plus: $200,000 deposit. The provider identifies deposits as flight credit.
- Pricing
- Daily and hourly charges, with advertised 24-month rate protection. Current trip rates require a proposal.
- Aircraft
- Light, midsize and super-midsize aircraft. Confirm the category and substitution rules in your membership offer.
- Service area
- Confirm the program’s covered airports and international terms for your itinerary; the reviewed product page does not give a complete contractual map.
- Notice & peak travel
- Jet Club advertises 330 access days; Plus advertises 365 including peak dates. Obtain the applicable calendar and booking windows.
- Changes, expiry & refunds
- The provider says funds do not expire. Cancellation, refund rights and pricing after the protected period need contract review.
- Other costs to check
- Daily charge, hourly charge, minimum billing and trip-specific exceptions. The 2026 launch describes quoted rates as including federal excise tax.
- Enrollment & availability
- Official inquiries are available. Advertised fleet access remains subject to the membership agreement and compliant trip requests.
Contact the provider directly for its current program proposal.
Compare flyExclusive’s access calendar before choosing a deposit tier. The current Jet Club page distinguishes the standard program from Jet Club Plus by peak-date access. A larger prepaid balance is only part of that decision.
Price a travel day, not just an hour
The 2026 program announcement describes daily and hourly billing, with no monthly membership fee, fuel surcharge or taxi-time billing. Ask for a worked invoice for a short out-and-back trip and another for a longer journey. The daily component can change the comparison even when the advertised hourly figure looks attractive.
For a business trip with several stops, establish what constitutes one billable day and when another daily charge starts. For an overnight stay, ask what is charged on the departure and return dates. These examples are more useful than dividing your deposit by an unspecified hourly rate.
Put important dates beside the offer
If school holidays or fixed event dates drive your travel, request the actual calendar before selecting a tier. Confirm which rules govern advance notice, changes in departure time and substitutions. Year-round access language is not a substitute for understanding how a request qualifies under the contract.
Travelers with flexible dates should also price their realistic alternatives. Moving one trip may matter more to the annual decision than selecting a larger deposit solely for occasional peak use. Use the same passenger count and baggage assumptions in every proposal.
Keep the balance and the rate separate
Nonexpiring funds and a protected initial rate are different benefits. Ask for an example showing what happens to an unused balance after month 24. Establish whether future pricing changes apply automatically and what choices you have if your travel declines.
Also identify who will operate each trip. The website’s legal disclosure allows flights operated by Exclusive Jets or an approved vendor carrier. Ask how notice, aircraft standards and recovery arrangements work when a vendor is involved, rather than assuming every booking uses the same fleet.
Questions for the membership agreement
- Which dates are excluded from the tier I am considering?
- What daily and hourly charges apply to my sample trips?
- What happens to my balance after the rate-protection period?
- Which cancellation and cash-refund rights are written into the contract?