Three months after Jet Club was rebuilt around all-in pricing, the numbers that matter are the ones members generate after they join — not the ones in the launch release.

flyExclusive reported consecutive monthly operating records demonstrating accelerating demand for the redesigned Jet Club membership programme. May established a new company record for flight hours. June became the strongest non-holiday sales month in Jet Club history.

May, in operating terms

During May, flyExclusive ranked as the largest Part 135 charter operator in North America by both flight count and flight hours, completing more than 4,000 flights and over 7,000 flight hours.

What the new members did

• New members deposited an average of more than $190,000 during May.
• Total new customer deposits grew 32% against the prior-year period.
• Customer satisfaction produced the company’s second-highest Net Promoter Score on record, with 86% of members classified as promoters.

Customers are joining at a faster pace, they’re depositing more capital, they’re flying more hours.

Jim Segrave, Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

As of the July announcement the company believed Jet Club membership sales were on pace to reach the highest annual level in its history.

Programme terms, current cabin classes and the membership agreement are on the Jet Club page. Figures there govern; this article reports what was announced.

Based on the company press release of 22 July 2026. Read the original on the flyExclusive investor relations site.