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Our History
Leading since the beginning

Offering our Owners solutions is nothing new at NetJets. In fact, the company was formed to solve a problem no one else could. It launched an industry – one we’ve led ever since.

In 1986, Richard Santulli was considering the purchase of a private jet. While the convenience and flexibility made sense, the finances didn't. And though co-owning a jet was more economical, managing the schedule among his intended co-owners appeared to be impossible as they all wanted to use the same plane at the same time. On top of that there was the responsibility of hiring pilots, hangaring the aircraft, and maintenance.

Santulli's solution was an ownership model that offered all the benefits of full aircraft ownership – and more – with none of the responsibilities. It wasn’t long before his idea of fractional aircraft ownership had launched an entirely new industry.
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In 1998, after being a satisfied NetJets customer for three years, Warren Buffett, Chairman & CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., acquired Executive Jet, Inc. (renamed NetJets Inc. in 2002).

For more than two decades, we've set the standard for the industry. We've flown more hours than all other fractional aircraft companies combined. Ours is the largest, most diverse fleet of private jets in the world. Our safety and training procedures are second to none. And with the introduction of the Marquis Jet CardSM, NetJets is also available 25 hours at a time. 


It’s simple.
Before NetJets there was no fractional aircraft industry.

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