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About NetJets

Just as NetJets makes owning an aircraft more affordable, we also make operating one far, far easier.
Flying across Europe and the Atlantic is fraught with logistical complexities. Planning flights, obtaining permissions, competing for available take-off and landing slots – a particular challenge in private aviation – and positioning an aircraft form the bare minimum of what’s needed to plan a flight. Additionally, aircraft maintenance, rostering, crew training and safety procedures all have to be managed. And at this point, you’re still on the ground.
To ensure your flying is as hassle-free as possible, we employ a team of 500 operations experts – the largest and most experienced team in European private aviation.
From our operations centre in Lisbon, they take care of every aspect of your flying, leaving you free to relax and focus on what you need to do at your destination.
Our teams plan the best route for your flight, assign a crew and plan their travel, organise catering and take care of any special requests you’ve made. Schedulers source and secure the take-off and landing slots, and position your aircraft. Meteorologists check that weather conditions meet our operational requirements. Safety experts ensure our industry-leading standards are upheld.
NetJets provides operational support unmatched anywhere in private aviation. Behind the frontline flight teams are engineers who ensure our fleet is perfectly maintained. A group devoted solely to long-range travel. A team dedicated to securing the majority of slots available at private terminals. The list goes on, with crew training experts, fleet managers, dispatchers, security specialists and more.
When you own a private aircraft, you take responsibility for the hundreds of factors that go into a safe, reliable flight. When you fly with NetJets, you make a phone call.
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