Northern Jet's flagship Private Advantage Card has been recognised by Private Jet Card Comparisons as the lowest-cost guaranteed-availability jet card solution for short-haul missions in the US Eastern and Central time zones. The independent study, published in March by aviation analyst Doug Gollan, pegged Northern Jet's all-in cost for a 200-mile hop at $7,471, beating every regional competitor while offering zero blackout days.

“We built the Private Advantage Card around one promise: maximise our clients' time without ever telling them 'no.' Doug Gollan's data-driven ranking validates that promise,” says Chris Bull, chief executive officer of Northern Jet. “Value isn't just about a low hourly rate; it's about transparent pricing, guaranteed aircraft and the freedom to fly 365 days a year. We set out to create the highest personal touch private jet service at a fair price; who knew it would be the best value for the money too!”

Gollan's study used the publication's proprietary Quick Compare flight pricing model, which folds in hourly rates, daily/segment minimums, taxi time, fuel, Federal Excise Tax and membership fees to deliver an apples-to-apples cost ranking across more than 50 providers.

Unlike many national players that impose 45-90 ‘restricted’ dates around holidays and major events, Northern Jet's card never blocks members from booking, a policy highlighted on the company's jet card overview.

Other features of the Private Advantage Card include: 25-hour draw-down deposit (10-hour preview card available); light-jet service across the Eastern and Central US, with fleet-wide upgrade options; 24/7 concierge, complimentary standard catering; and pets welcome.