Fractional ownership providers PlaneSense and Jetfly have joined forces to expand their reaches—and service offerings—in both the Americas and Europe. Under the partnership, PlaneSense and Jetfly aircraft shareowners will be able to use their flight hours in either program beginning April 1. Together, the companies count almost 100 Pilatus PC-12 turboprop singles and PC-24 jets in their fleets.
In operation for 30 years, Portsmouth, New Hampshire-based PlaneSense has a fleet of 46 PC-12s and 16 PC-24s that operate throughout the U.S., Canada, Bermuda, the Bahamas, the Caribbean, Central America, and Mexico. The fractional program provides guaranteed access with no blackout dates.
Luxembourg-based Jetfly, meanwhile, operates 26 PC-12s and 13 PC-24s throughout Europe, also offering year-round guaranteed availability. Employing 500, including 250 pilots, Jetfly has 400 aircraft owners in its fractional program.
While expanding their offerings, flight reservations and billing will remain with the respective programs.
“This collaboration is a tremendous value-add for our clients,” said PlaneSense president and CEO George Antoniadis. “We have come to know Jetfly well over the years and we share the same values on safety, service, and aircraft maintenance.”
Jetfly CEO Cédric Lescop added, “Together, we are not only strengthening our offer but also building on a shared commitment to excellence. This partnership marks the beginning of a new chapter in the exceptional experiences we aim to offer to our owners.”