FAQ
- What does PJC do?
- How do I join?
- How much does it cost?
- Can I book a flight through PJC?
- What is JetPooling?
- What are the laws regarding sharing a plane?
- If I'm a broker or charter operator can I post flights for members to share?
- How do I find a flight to join?
- How do I post a flight for other people to join?
- If I don't have a plane set up can I still post a flight?
1. What does PJC do?
Private Jet Club matches people who are both looking to fly to the same place. We are simply a site where you can meet other fliers in order to share a plane.
2. How do I join?
Simply go to the sign up screen to create an account. You can search for existing flights and post flights for free. In order to connect with other members you must be an "active" member.
3. How much does it cost?
Private Jet Club membership is $399 per year. You can post or join as many flights as you want with this membership.
4. Can I book a flight through PJC?
NO. PJC is not a broker or private jet provider of any kind.
5. What is JetPooling?
JetPooling is when multiple parties fly together in order to reduce the cost of a flight.
6. What are the laws regarding sharing a plane?
These are available from the FAA and DOT. Please see their websites for details. Also, you can contact an industry expert at www.shaircraft.com.
7. If I'm a broker or charter operator can I post flights for members to share?
PJC does not encourage brokers or charter operators to post flights. This may conflict with regulations set out by the FAA and DOT.
8. How do I find a flight to join?
Use the "Join a flight" search box to enter in your criteria, this will lit all available flights you can join.
9. How do I post a flight for other people to join?
Simply go to the "post a flight" feature. You will be required to create an account with a valid email address in order to post.
10. If I don't have a plane set up can I still post a flight?
YES- Many of our members wait until they have a group established to determine the best aircraft for their mission. Once they know the number of passengers and cargo requirements they can then go to the charter marketplace or elsewhere to find a plane appropriate for their mission.
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