Private jet booking app reinvents first-class transatlantic travel with single-seat scheduled services.
NEW YORK – JetSmarter has announced the launch of the first transatlantic JetShuttle, the feature that offers single-seat trips for its members between New York City and London. For the first-time ever in the private aviation industry, consumers seeking to jet set across the pond in supreme luxury between both cities now have the opportunity to reserve seats on direct, scheduled flights with total travel time faster than the Concorde.
The Intercontinental JetShuttle flights will depart New York on Fridays at 9AM and will return from London on Sundays at 6PM. All flights will be on a luxurious and spacious Gulfstream GIV-SP and Bombardier Global Express. The first flight will fly out from New York to London on Friday, August 26.
"Due to the high demand for a transatlantic flight, we are expanding the JetShuttle service to connect two of our most popular regions, the US and Europe. We expect our flights on this route to save fliers 3-4 hours each way," said Sergey Petrossov, Founder and CEO of JetSmarter. "With the popularity of our US and European routes growing exponentially, we are proud to be the first to offer intercontinental shared private flight options to our members."
Currently, JetShuttles are available across Europe and the Middle East in cities including London, Paris, Nice, Moscow, Ibiza, Milan, Geneva, Dubai, Kuwait, Jeddah, Riyadh, and more, with plans to continue expansion throughout 2016.
Reservations for the Intercontinental JetShuttle service are available now and can be made through the JetSmarter app, available for iOS and Android devices. New York City to London flights are JetSmarter Inc. public charters operated by Advance Air Management, Inc.
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