NetJets is significantly expanding its global headquarters complex in Columbus, Ohio, with plans to add more than 365,000 sq ft. Announcing the expansion this morning, the fractional ownership provider said the project will accommodate future growth, as well as meet customer demands and evolving expectations.
Slated for completion in early 2029, the project will include constructing two buildings to provide additional office space and a dedicated training center for NetJets crews. NetJets is also adding a parking garage and expanded dining and event facilities, among other improvements.
In tandem, NetJets plans to hire about 800 more people by the time the expansion is complete, bringing its workforce in central Ohio to about 3,200.
The project continues NetJets’ multiyear investment in Columbus. In June, the company completed renovations of the 85,000-sq-ft facility housing the NetJets Flight Center. That project added collaboration areas and upgraded the technology in the center.
Columbus developer Daimler and Cleveland architectural firm Vocon are working with NetJets on the expansion, which will be completed in phases in the coming years and is subject to legal and regulatory approvals. NetJets praised state and local authorities for their cooperation on the project.
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