Private Jet Club, a fixed-rate private jet membership programme, experienced its busiest month of flight activity to date in May, showing how its members are ramping up their usage of the club.

Now in its second year as a private aviation membership programme, Private Jet Club has continued to grow steadily through word of mouth and member referrals. The Centennial Airport, Colorado-based company has been intentional about building the Club the right way, focusing on creating a strong foundation for members while continuing to bring on new members.

With no member attrition to date, Private Jet Club is proud of the trust it has built and the momentum created through a growing community of travellers who continue to fly with and recommend the Club.

“We are proud of the flight volume, but we are even more proud of what is behind it,” enthuses Lance Tweden, founder and CEO of Private Jet Club. “Members are flying, staying and referring people they trust. That tells us the model is working.”

Private Jet Club was built for travellers who want more consistency from private aviation without giving up the flexibility that makes charter attractive. Members receive fixed hourly rates, guaranteed aircraft access, no blackout dates, no peak period pricing and guaranteed recovery at no additional cost.

The company has taken a measured approach to growth since launching in early 2025, prioritising member experience over rapid expansion. That approach has allowed the Club to grow quietly in the background while keeping service personal and access reliable.

“Our goal has never been to grow as fast as possible,” Tweden goes on. “It has been to grow the right way. Every new member needs to feel the same level of confidence and service that made the first members believe in the Club.”