If you’ve researched traditional jet cards, private jet memberships, or charter you’ve probably seen it all: layers of fine print, fluctuating prices, peak day surcharges, and more fees than a luxury hotel minibar.
At Jet OUT, we believe there’s a better way. We call it Co-Lease.
What is Co-Lease? With Co-Lease 10, you gain 10 full days of aircraft access per year — ideal for those accustomed to a 25-hour jet card. But unlike traditional hourly programs, Jet OUT is built around days, not hours — giving you the freedom to fly as your day demands, without watching the clock.
For those seeking more access, Co-Lease 20 is the most common choice among clients transitioning from 50-hour jet cards. It offers 20 full days of use per year — but without the rigid constraints of an hourly limit. You can fly more or less depending on your needs, making each day as productive and flexible as you choose.
Here’s what truly sets Jet OUT apart: we maximize the value of each day through empty leg sharing and resale opportunities, driving down effective costs for Co-Lease members. Whether your day includes a single leg or multiple stops, your pricing remains predictable, your travel assured, and your time fully optimized.
Why Co-Lease Wins vs. Jet Cards
Other jet card programs might look appealing—until you see the hidden fees:
Jet OUT eliminates all of these. We bill from when you take off to when you land, not from when the engines start. That means more value per hour—no inflated bills, no gotchas.
And yes—pets fly free.
Predictability + Performance = Peace of Mind
And unlike jet card operators using aging aircraft, Jet OUT's fleet includes factory-new Citation CJ4 Gen2s, delivered directly from Wichita, Kansas. As of today, our average fleet model year is 2023.
That’s modern reliability, advanced avionics, and luxurious interiors—every time you fly.
Transparent Pricing—Finally
We’ve done the math. At 50 occupied hours per year, over 20 days of Co-Lease access, the all-in cost averages $7,040 per occupied hour. That includes everything: aircraft, pilots, fuel, taxes, maintenance, insurance—no surprises.
That’s predictability you can plan around.
Let’s be real: no one provider does it all. And that’s okay.
Jet OUT isn’t trying to replace every private flying option. We believe in doing what we do better than anyone else—offering a boutique, flexible, and fair Co-Lease program backed by factory-new Citation CJ4 Gen2 aircraft delivered straight from Wichita, Kansas, and supported by concierge-level service. Our Co-Lease program is ideal for those who want to make multiple stops in a day or fly frequently from or to one of our bases in the network. Enjoy the predictability and reliability of using the aircraft as if you owned the entire jet, without the long-term commitment.
If you fly frequently, have used jet cards, or are tired of the runaround from your current provider, Co-Lease is worth a look.
Take a closer look at Co-Lease with Jet OUT. Compare your current provider. Ask questions. You’ll find we’re refreshingly transparent—and excited to show you how flying private can be both smarter and simpler.
What is Co-Lease?
Co-Lease is a fractional jet access program that offers a fixed number of days per year on a modern Citation CJ4. It’s designed to be an alternative to jet cards—with better value and less complexity.
How does billing work?
You’re only billed from wheels up to wheels down—no taxi time, repositioning, or hidden extras.
What aircraft are included?
All Co-Lease clients fly on Jet OUT’s Citation CJ4 Gen2 fleet—average model year 2023.7.
Are pets allowed?
Yes. Pets are welcome onboard at no additional charge.
Are there peak day or cancellation fees?
No. Co-Lease gives you access without hassles, cancellation penalties, or change fees.
Is Wi-Fi included?
Yes, every aircraft offers onboard Wi-Fi at no extra cost.
Can I use other providers too?
Absolutely. We encourage clients to have multiple solutions. Jet OUT simply aims to be the best at what we do.
You don’t have to settle for the status quo in private aviation. Let’s fly better—together.