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Private Jet Charter Services

Private Aviation, Personally Managed.

One dedicated advisor sources the right aircraft and operator for every trip, backed by the safety standards, operational infrastructure and nationwide network of Stratos Jets.

Based in Chicago. Arranging private aviation worldwide.

Risk-Managed Private Aviation™
ARGUS Certified Broker
$50M Supplemental Liability
FlightGuard™ AOG Recovery

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Private Aviation That Moves on Your Schedule

On-demand charter puts a private aircraft at your call, configured for the trip in front of you, without a membership to maintain, a deposit account to fund, or a bank of hours sitting unused on a balance sheet somewhere.

Once your trip is understood, your advisor selects the aircraft and the operator to match it. If you have booked through a marketplace before, the difference is visible before the aircraft ever leaves the ground.

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Same-day and next-day departures for trips that can't wait
Each aircraft chosen to match the mission, never pulled from a set lineup
Same-day and short-notice charter options when aircraft and crew availability allow
Your advisor checks every operator's credentials before any aircraft is offered to you
You'll hold full trip documentation well before departure day

The Process Behind Every Trip

The Work That Happens Before Your Quote Arrives

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Step 1

Trip Request

Call, email, or send the details online: where you're headed, when, how many are traveling, and anything specific to the mission.

Step 2

Aircraft Matching

The trip's range, payload, runway length, and timing are established first, and the aircraft is matched to those requirements.

Step 3

Operator Review

Each operator is reviewed against ARGUS standing, airworthiness, crew qualifications, and insurance coverage before being presented as an option.

Step 4

Your Options

Your advisor presents the strongest available options, each with full operator detail and pricing included.

Step 5

Trip Finalized

Agreement, itinerary, and operator information are documented in Flight Deck™. Ground transport and FBO logistics are arranged, with FlightGuard™ included on every trip.

Step 1

Trip Request

Call, email, or send the details online: where you're headed, when, how many are traveling, and anything specific to the mission.

Step 2

Aircraft Matching

Range, payload, runway length, and timing are worked out first, so the aircraft is matched to the trip instead of the trip being squeezed into whatever aircraft is available.

Step 3

Operator Review

Each operator is reviewed against ARGUS standing, airworthiness, crew qualifications, and insurance before ever being presented to you.

Step 4

Your Options

Your advisor brings you the strongest available options with full operator detail and pricing spelled out. Nothing hidden, nothing added later.

Step 5

Trip Finalized

Your agreement, itinerary, and operator information are documented in Flight Deck™. Ground transport and FBO logistics are arranged, and FlightGuard™ is included on every trip.

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Backed by the Stratos Jets Network

No Shortcuts on Short Notice

A last-minute trip goes through the same operator review as one booked months out. The Executive Air Space Agency does not change the standard for speed.

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Independently ARGUS Certified

Operators must carry current ARGUS certification, verified by an independent third party rather than taken on the operator's word.

Every Captain Holds an ATP Rating

An Airline Transport Pilot certificate is the highest rating a commercial pilot can hold, and it's required on the captain for every flight arranged through this agency.

Minimum 3,000 Flight Hours

Every captain must show at least 3,000 logged flight hours, well above FAA minimums, checked against the specific crew assigned to your trip.

250 Hours in That Aircraft

Time in the air isn't the same as time in a specific aircraft. Before it's ever offered as an option, the crew must log at least 250 documented hours in that exact aircraft type.

Airworthiness Confirmed Before Offering

An aircraft's operational status is confirmed before it's ever presented to you. Being listed as available on a marketplace isn't the same as being confirmed ready to fly your trip.

Coverage Confirmed

The operator's insurance is checked and confirmed before your trip is ever finalized.

$50M in Supplemental Coverage

A $50M non-owned aircraft liability policy sits on top of the operator's own coverage on every flight arranged through this agency. It's standard on every trip, not a membership perk or an upgrade.

FlightGuard™ AOG Recovery

If a mechanical issue grounds the booked aircraft, FlightGuard™ steps in with a defined financial benefit and a replacement aircraft held to the same operator and safety standards.

aircraft category

Matched to the Trip. Not the Other Way Around.

Before any aircraft category is recommended, the trip itself is measured first: its range, its payload, the runway length at each end, and the timing the whole itinerary depends on.

Passengers:

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6-19 passengers

Fits

Turboprop

Seats 6-9

Range: Up to 1,000 miles

Short regional hops, small airports

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Light

Seats 6-8

Range: Up to 1,500 miles

East Coast shuttles, quick turns

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Midsize

Seats 7-9

Range: Up to 2,500 miles

Domestic routes, business travel

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Super-Midsize

Seats 8-10

Range: Up to 3,500 miles

Cross-country, extended range

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Heavy

Seats 10-16

Range: Up to 6,000 miles

Transcontinental, group travel

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Ultra Long-Range

Seats 10-19

Range: 7,000+ miles

International, non-stop transatlantic

Aircraft availability is sourced per trip through Stratos FMS™. Final category recommendation is based on your specific route, payload, and schedule.

Every Way to Fly Private, Arranged by One Advisor

There are several ways to fly private: on-demand charter, a jet card, an empty leg, and more. The real differences show up in commitment, guaranteed availability, and flexibility, and we can help you find the right fit for how you fly.

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Passenger Charter

On-demand charter, empty legs, and jet card options for individual and group travel.

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Most Flexible

On-Demand Charter

No minimum commitment

Aircraft matched to each trip

Full operator visibility

FlightGuard™ included standard

Pay only for flights you take

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No Contract

Empty Leg Flights

Up to 75% below standard rates

New routes added daily

No membership, pay per flight

Private jet cabin for jet card program travel

Predictable Pricing

Jet Card

Hours locked in at a fixed rate

Aircraft category guaranteed, not the operator

Hours expire, fees may apply

Recovery protection varies by program

Built for frequent flyers

Specialty Missions

Cargo and time-sensitive medical transport, evaluated the same way every trip is.

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Freight

Cargo Jet Charter

Same-day global deployment

Fixed monthly management fee

Availability not always guaranteed

Long-term commitment required

Fits 50 to 200 hours a year

Aircraft configured for medical air transport

Patient Transport

Medical Air Transport

Air ambulance, critical care flights

Organ procurement, OPO transport

24/7 sourcing, same-day departures

Oxygen and wheelchair-equipped aircraft

Bedside-to-bedside, ground coordinated

straight pricing, clearly disclosed

If It's Not on the Quote, It's Not on the Invoice.

Every quote is itemized before you confirm it, covering fuel surcharges, landing fees, FBO handling, repositioning, and applicable taxes, so nothing shows up later that wasn't already on the page. If something changes before departure, whether that's weather rerouting, a schedule shift, or a fuel adjustment, your advisor tells you before it touches your invoice. Anticipated trip costs are clearly disclosed before booking, and any material changes are communicated as early as possible.

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    Fuel surcharges disclosed at quote time
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    Landing and FBO fees included
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    Repositioning costs explained, never buried
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    Costs disclosed before you book
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    Every price confirmed in writing through Flight Deck™ before you fly
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FlightGuard™ AOG Recovery

A mechanical issue can ground any aircraft.
FlightGuard™ decides how quickly you're back in the air.

With FlightGuard

Without

With Stratos & FlightGuard™

The moment a disruption grounds your aircraft, FlightGuard™ recovery is already running

The replacement aircraft is vetted against the same ARGUS and Wyvern standards as the one you originally booked

The financial benefit covering the cost difference is defined in advance, not negotiated after the fact

Whatever aircraft steps in, its crew meets the same qualification bar as the one you booked

FlightGuard™ is included on every charter as a standard feature, not an optional upgrade

Without a Recovery System

A mechanical issue can ground your aircraft hours before departure

Sourcing a replacement becomes a manual search, with no guarantee the next aircraft meets the same standard

The substitute operator carries no assurance of meeting the standard you originally selected

The client is responsible for any cost difference, or the trip is canceled

There is no defined process or timeline for returning you to the air

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does on-demand charter compare with a jet card or fractional program?
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