Industry Insights
Industry analysis, market trends, charter tips, and stories from the world of private aviation.
From the JetEdCo team
Practical guidance and perspective on private aviation, charter, and the business of flying.
What Size Private Jet Do I Need?
Match the aircraft to the passengers, baggage, route, runways, cabin requirements, and operating conditions.
Flying Private for the First Time: What to Expect
Know where to go, when to arrive, what happens at the FBO, and how identification, bags, and boarding work.
International Private Jet Travel: Customs and Trip Planning
Understand passports, APIS, customs-capable airports, permits, declarations, and last-minute passenger changes.
Private Jet Charter Cost: What You Pay and Why Quotes Differ
See how aircraft time, positioning, crew, airport costs, taxes, and contract assumptions shape the final charter price.
Private Jet Charter Delays, Mechanicals and Recovery
What changes when an aircraft goes mechanical, weather intervenes, a crew times out, or a substitute aircraft is offered.
Is Your Private Jet Charter Legal? A Part 135 Checklist
Identify the operating carrier, verify the operator and aircraft, understand broker disclosures, and recognize illegal-charter warning signs.
Do You Need a License to Become a Private Jet Broker?
Separate Part 295 broker rules, Part 135 operator certification, private training credentials, and state or local requirements.
Private Jet Broker Training Programs: What to Look For
Compare employer training, association qualifications, online courses, and fulfillment-backed representative programs.
Private Jet Broker Tools and Platforms: What Brokers Actually Use
See how CRM, sourcing, operator verification, quoting, contracts, payments, and trip coordination fit together.
Private Jet Broker Jobs and Salary: What to Expect
Explore broker roles, salary and commission structures, the skills employers value, and two practical paths into private aviation.
What Does a Private Jet Broker Do? (And How Is That Different From a Charter Operator?)
Brokers arrange the flight; operators fly the plane. Jordan Strum breaks down what each role really does, the federal rules that separate them, and how to start a broker career of your own.
The Private Aviation Boom: Where It’s Headed Next
Private charter demand is climbing fast, and it’s not slowing down. Here’s where the industry is heading over the next few years, and how everyday professionals are turning that growth into real income.
Empty-Leg Flights: What They Are and How to Find Them
Empty legs can mean major savings for flexible travelers, and a daily source of deals for partners. Here’s how they work, and how JetEdCo’s feeder taps into them.
How Private Jet Brokers Find Clients and Build a Book of Business
Learn how brokers identify real charter demand, qualify requests, follow up professionally, and earn repeat business and referrals.
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