Palms Jet Pass™


Regent Jet offers the Palms Jet Pass™ as the first and only private jet card jet membership solution for lifestyle jet travelers (individuals and corporations) who travel between Metro New York and South Florida.

Palms Jet Pass™ features two beautiful, well-appointed Hawker business jets
Hawker 400XP Hawker 1000
Hawker 400xp Exterior Hawker 1000im Interior
The best-in-class Light Jet: Hawker 400XP Conference room in the sky – the spacious
and luxurious Hawker 1000 Super Midsize Jet

With a single call, and 24 hours’ notice, Palms Jet Pass™ owners can access premium, late-model executive business jets for flights between Metro New York and South Florida – at a price point and service level that is unmatched by traditional charter, jet cards and fractional jet ownership.

Program Features

Hawker 400XP

Hawker 1000
Purchase Price for 5 Trips*: $50,000 $75,000
Price Per Additional Trip*: $10,000 $15,000
Flexibility:
  • Select any Metro New York Airport (Morristown, Teterboro, White Plains, Farmingdale, Islip)
  • Select any South Florida Airport (Naples, Opa Locka, Ft. Lauderdale Int’l, Ft. Lauderdale Executive, Palm Beach Int’l, Boca Raton)
  • Customize your program for other airports (Philadelphia, Trenton, Stuart, Miami Int’l, etc.)
  • Funds never expire and are refundable at any time
Other Features:
  • Book flights with just 24 hours' notice
  • No blackout dates
  • Cost per flight is guaranteed and will not change based on actual flight time
  • Gourmet catering included with every flight

*Prices do not include taxes and fees
** The Palms Jet Pass has a limited number of peak days - additional terms apply

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Palms Jet Pass Card

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Program Aircraft

   Hawker 400XP

   Hawker 1000


Palms Versus the Competition

   Fractional Jet Cards - Marquis, FlexJet

   Sentient Jet Membership

   Empty Legs

   NetJets


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