The Raleigh office was announced in January and opened in stages through the year. On 30 September it gets its ribbon cutting — and the numbers that have arrived in the meantime are the reason it is worth marking.

flyExclusive, Inc. (NYSE American: FLYX) will formally mark the opening of its Raleigh corporate operations office with a ribbon cutting hosted by the Raleigh Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, September 30. Company leadership, clients, partners, invited media, and local business and civic leaders will attend.

The ribbon cutting begins at 5 p.m. at the front entrance of One North Hills Tower, followed by a private reception for invited guests. Attendance is by RSVP only — details and the invitation are on the event page.

What the office is for

The 24,000-square-foot office adds the capacity to meet growing client demand and membership sales by bringing leadership, finance, technology and commercial operations together in one place. Putting the teams that serve the same clients in the same building shortens decision cycles. The office was designed around technology, including the investment the company has made in AI over the past year to streamline operations.

Having access to talent locally was a big part of how we needed to grow the business. Every piece of this business is being evaluated on how we can automate, streamline and make ourselves more efficient.

Jim Segrave, Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

The growth behind it

• Nearly $376 million in revenue last year, and a record second quarter, up 22% year over year.
• More than 150 employees are now based in Raleigh.
• More than 100 additional aviation jobs are expected in Eastern North Carolina.
• Hiring continues companywide across flight operations, maintenance and MRO, commercial and customer teams, and corporate functions.

Kinston stays the operational centre

The company’s maintenance headquarters remain in Kinston, North Carolina, where flyExclusive began operating in 2015 with a single hangar. Today it owns and operates a fleet of approximately 80 jets, ranking as one of the largest private jet operators in North America. The Kinston campus houses an all-in-one maintenance and MRO operation with paint, interior, avionics and maintenance divisions, and the company has announced plans for a pilot training facility at the North Carolina Global TransPark.

Background: the office announced in January, the $30 million Global TransPark investment and Careers.

Based on the company press release of 17 September 2026. Read the original on the flyExclusive investor relations site.