Question 1

How does JetShare work?

Accepted Answer

JetShare works in three steps: (1) Browse curated private jet flights to major US events — conferences, festivals, championship games. (2) Reserve your seat at a fixed per-seat price. Your card is only charged when enough seats sell. If the flight doesn't fill, you get a full refund. (3) Arrive 15 minutes early at a private FBO terminal and fly private with fellow event attendees.

Question 2

How much does a JetShare flight cost?

Accepted Answer

JetShare uses per-seat pricing based on route distance and jet size. Typical prices are $1,000–$1,500 more than commercial first class. For example, a New York to Miami flight for the F1 Grand Prix costs approximately $1,900 per seat, compared to $14,000+ for a full private charter.

Question 3

What happens if a JetShare flight doesn't fill?

Accepted Answer

If the minimum number of seats aren't reserved by the deadline, the flight is canceled and you receive a full refund. Your card is only charged when the flight reaches its threshold — similar to how Kickstarter works.

Question 4

What is the airport experience like with JetShare?

Accepted Answer

JetShare flights depart from private FBO terminals, not commercial airports. You arrive just 15 minutes before departure — no TSA lines, no boarding zones, no overhead bin fights. Walk straight to the jet, bring your luggage without size restrictions, and share the cabin with only 7–10 fellow event attendees.

Question 5

What events does JetShare fly to?

Accepted Answer

JetShare curates flights to 60+ major US events including tech conferences (CES, SXSW, Dreamforce, AWS re:Invent), music festivals (Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, EDC), sporting events (The Masters, F1 Miami, Kentucky Derby, FIFA World Cup 2026, Super Bowl), and cultural events (Art Basel, Burning Man, Comic-Con, Sundance).

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