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Vertis Aviation adds new routes to app
Customers may still appreciate the boutique and personal nature of Vertis Aviation, but they are also starting to use its new app. The company has increased the number of JetClass routes available.
The Vertis Aviation app ramps up usage and adds new JetClass routes.

Since its launch in May, the charter app from Switzerland-headquartered Vertis Aviation has signed up more than one hundred users. The app provides charter quotes, empty leg alerts and seat only booking options.

Vertis recently opened a new office in Boston, and US users have been regularly logging on to search for charters, along with customers from Switzerland, the UK, France and Germany. Averaging a visit of once a week, the initial trend is for ad hoc charter requests, 10 per cent of which have converted to fixed bookings, confirmed with the Vertis charter team.

The Empty Leg Watchlist alert is proving popular, with a significant number of European users signing up for the service which gives instant access to competitively priced charters on aircraft repositioning or returning empty to the home base. The most popular alert so far has been for London to Ibiza flights.

The ability to book individual seats with Austria-based JetClass is also stimulating interest and the Book Seat feature enables users to join an existing business jet flight at rates competing with business class fares. Vertis has upped the number of JetClass routes available to app users since launch, and is now offering seats on jets regularly flying between Nice and Olbia; Nice and Zurich; and Nice and Luxembourg. Seat only places are now available between these cities as well as routes serving Geneva and Milan.

A year in the making, the company says the app has been welcomed by users for its intelligent application of digital technology to supplement personal service. “We have seen that customers still want the boutique characteristics of the company but are also valuing the convenience of being able to search for charter from their own mobile digital devices when it suits them,” says chairman Julian Burrell. “We continue to provide them with personal advice and recommendations and manage the charter with the same high levels of service as we have always done. The app is serving to make the whole process even more seamless and enhances the customer interaction with the business.”

The free Vertis Aviation app is available through the app store for Android and IOS platforms.

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