Flexjet unveils first Gulfstream G700 for ultra-high-net-worth clientele

In a recent development, Flexjet, a fractional jet operator based in Cleveland, Ohio, unveiled its first Gulfstream G700. This aircraft stands out as part of the company's strategy to cater to ultra-high-net-worth individuals who desire custom and unique luxury experiences. The Gulfstream G700, which can fly for up to 16 hours nonstop with a double crew, symbolizes Flexjet's commitment to providing bespoke services through its Red Label fleet, comprising various models including Bombardier’s Challenger 350s and Embraer Praetor 600. Flexjet plans to change the interior design of the G700 soon, as the company aims to enhance the brand experience further by introducing specialized features likely to include collaborations with luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton. This direction highlights Flexjet’s focus on delivering a distinctly personalized aviation experience while prioritizing the maintenance of its aircraft internally, with 97% of maintenance being handled by its team of over 1,500 technicians. In light of rising demand, the company continues to grow by providing its customers with exclusive services, including last-mile helicopter connections and private terminals. Flexjet's efforts reflect a broader trend among high-net-worth travelers who seek unique experiences, akin to stays at boutique hotels, and highlight the robust demand for private aviation, especially from individuals new to this form of travel during and after the pandemic. As the aviation landscape evolves, Flexjet positions itself as a leader in luxury, private flight experiences.