What is JetSuiteX?

What is JetSuiteX?

JetSuiteX: Here’s a Review, But More Importantly… JetSuiteX is an airline that, as of this writing, only flies between points in southern and northern California and Las Vegas. So why should you—someone reading this shitty, infrequently updated, and highly esoteric blog about Vegas—care? Why should I even bother writing this review?

Why fly JetSuite?

In the world of private aviation, JetSuite does it differently. This is light-jet travel for the dreamers and visionaries who carve their own independent paths. JetSuite, like you, is dedicated to a better way forward, moving people — and the light jet industry — into new, uncharted territories.

Should you book first and plan later on JetSuiteX flights?

To echo airline travel point pushers, miles churners, and the cult of Ben Schlappig (“Schlappigans”), when you come across a flight deal that’s too good to be true—regardless of destination—book first and plan later. Therefore, by that logic, book way out in advance every single flight on every single itinerary JetSuiteX offers.

What is ACI Jet?

My brother gave us a ride to ACI Jet, the private fixed based operator that JetSuiteX flies out of in Orange County. His 2005 Honda Element was among a couple Bentleys and a Rolls Royce.

How much does it cost to fly JetSuiteX to Las Vegas?

These jets are larger and carry more people on them. Flying JetSuiteX from Burbank, CA to Las Vegas only costs $129 one-way for a 65-minute flight. In comparison, a one-way ticket with Spirit Airlines costs $52 and United Airlines costs $65.

How much does a private jet card cost?

For 25 hours of flight, a jet card can cost: Light Jets: $120,000 to $150,000. Mid Jets: $170,000 to $200,000. Heavy Jets: $275,000 to $375,000. Jet cards cover most of the private jet fees. However, you will likely pay a fuel surcharge and any federal excise taxes.