On October 25, 2007, XJet World from Englewood, CO (www.xjetworld.com) and OneSky Jets of Manchester NH (www.onesky.com) announced a strategic alliance.  They are launching a network of Charter Clubs at select locations offering members various jet services. The goal is to provide access to XJet’s land-based facilities and high end services, special options on aircraft, and special block time options. The Club also enables members to leverage OneSky’s network of charter operators and technology.

They open this fall at Centennial in Denver, Colo. They plan to offer a world-class private flying experience. The next club opens at Gerald R. Ford International Airport, Grand Rapids, Michigan, next summer.

The Charter Club concept is a service focused, technology enabled private jet solution that offers many benefits of fixed rate/ block time with the flexibility of on-demand charter. 

“This unique Charter Club concept combines our companies’ complementary strengths to build an exclusive network offering our members flexibility, choice, reliability, and quality in private jet travel,” said Josh Stewart, President of XJet. “OneSky is a natural partner because of our shared commitment to the very highest standards of service and our dedication to exceeding the expectations of private jet travelers. OneSky provides a vital piece of the total jet management solution for XJet members.”

Greg Johnson, OneSky’s President and CEO, said, “This strategic alliance brings together the strengths and vision of our respective companies, which are both committed to redefining private jet travel with full transparency of information and operating with genuine respect for their members. We are two companies with a single commitment: providing the very best travel experiences to our members.”

XJet members will get to use OneSky’s services when seeking to arrange charter hours for their aircraft or to find charter options for themselves to meet their own charter jet needs.

For member’s of OneSky the partnership with XJet gives access to more charter aircraft, better aircraft availability, and access to XJet’s facilities being developed worldwide.

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