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Chartright gives JetClub programme a boost
With four decades of operational experience, Chartright leads private aviation in Canada through innovation, service excellence and the development of the most adaptable membership programme in the market.
A Chartright Challenger 605.

Chartright Air Group is significantly expanding its JetClub membership programme with the introduction of the heavy jet category to the programme. This development marks a significant advancement, establishing JetClub as the first private aviation programme in Canada to provide access to four distinct aircraft categories.

With the addition of heavy jets, members now benefit from an expanded range of operational capabilities and greater flexibility across light, midsize, super-mid and now heavy jet aircraft.

Chartright JetClub's new heavy jet fleet features the Challenger 604, Challenger 605 and Challenger 650, which are known for their expanded cabin volume, increased seating capacity and enhanced onboard comfort and amenities.

Every heavy jet flight includes a dedicated flight attendant, ensuring a consistently elevated experience for JetClub members. A core advantage of this expansion is the ability for existing JetClub members to swap up to a heavy jet on demand when additional space or seats are required.

As JetClub expands into this new category, heavy jet memberships will be limited and offered exclusively through its 25‑hour programme to ensure service levels remain exceptional.

“Expanding JetClub to include heavy jets is a natural evolution of our programme and a direct response to member demand,” says Graham Nierop, director of sales and marketing at Chartright Air Group. “As we introduce this new category, we're limiting membership to maintain the reliability and service standards JetClub is known for. We advise those interested in learning more to connect with our JetClub team.”

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