Flyte Aviation can now offer charter flights into and out of Canada, following Transport Canada approval. With a fleet of Cirrus single-engine Vision Jets, the air charter firm plans to connect the Northern and Northeastern U.S. with Toronto, Montreal, and Ottawa.
Flyte’s other international destinations include the Caribbean, and it plans to add more locales where flying in a Vision Jet is more advantageous than commercial travel. This is especially true for shorter journeys, according to the company, “where airport congestion, connecting flights, and ground transportation often add substantial trip time and complexity.”
In May, Flyte launched a charter brokerage service, which now has more than 20,000 users. The company’s preliminary third-quarter revenue is estimated at $2.1 million, more than double that from the previous quarter.
“Expanding into Canada is an exciting milestone for Flyte as we build out the much larger aviation network we envision,” said Flyte Aviation chairman and CEO David Jenkins. “Canada is a natural extension of our growing U.S. network, and we anticipate this expansion will open meaningful opportunities to serve customers traveling between major business, leisure, and cultural destinations across North America.”
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