Private jet charters see growth with innovative services across global markets

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Private jet charters see growth with innovative services across global markets

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By Sky Industry News

Mar 4, 2025

In 2025, private jet charter companies are redefining air travel by offering tailored flights in various aircraft, from sleek jets to versatile helicopters. These services prioritize control, comfort, and convenience for passengers traveling for business or leisure.

The global air charter services market is projected to grow by USD 9.53 billion from 2025-2029, driven by increasing demand for cargo charters and innovations in service portals. Despite potential challenges like volatile aviation fuel prices, the market is expected to expand at a CAGR of 5.3%.

Air Charter Service (ACS) has achieved a significant milestone by surpassing 30,000 flights in 2024. In January 2025 alone, flight numbers increased by 12.1% compared to the previous year.

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"Over those 30,290 flights, we used more than 1,400 airlines," said Chris Leach, Founder and Chairman of Air Charter Services.

Aerial Patrol in North Little Rock, Arkansas specializes in helicopter and UAS/drone services. The company recently added a Bell Textron Inc.'s Bell 505 to its fleet for utility inspections.

"The introduction of the Bell 505 reflects Aerial Patrol's unwavering commitment," said Todd Adams.

Berry Aviation based in San Marcos Regional Airport offers government, scheduled and on-demand cargo services among others. Their fleet includes various models such as DHC-8 (Dash), Viking Air Limited DHC-6 (Twin Otter), SA-227 (Metro III), EMB-120ER Brasilia among others.

Clay Lacy Aviation boasts a fleet of over sixty large-cabin jets including Gulfstream models like G650ER and G550. They introduced Southern California's first Bombardier Global

6500 for charter in January

RoyalJet headquartered at Abu Dhabi International Airport was recognized as "Middle East's Leading Private Jet Charter" at the World Travel Awards. Their fleet includes Boeing Business Jets and Bombardier Global

Taj Air owned by Tata group operates out of Mumbai since