Charter & Fractional
FlyExclusive and Fly Alliance Ink Management Deal
Agreement will add eight jets to the FlyExclusive platform
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Under a new agreement, FlyExclusive will provide management services for Fly Alliance.

Private jet operator FlyExclusive has signed a management services agreement with charter, jet card membership, fractional ownership, aircraft management, and aircraft sales and acquisitions provider Fly Alliance. Under the deal, Fly Alliance will retain its separate ownership, brand, and customer-facing business, while FlyExclusive will provide flight operations, aircraft management, maintenance support, and related business services.

The partnership will bring approximately 350 Fly Alliance members, 30 fractional owners, and eight Fly Alliance aircraft—including Gulfstreams—onto FlyExclusive’s operating platform, expanding its large-cabin capabilities and creating opportunities for growth across both companies. Additional aircraft may be introduced to FlyExclusive’s operating platform as the companies expand their relationship.

Through dedicated membership offerings, Fly Alliance customers will gain access to FlyExclusive’s established fleet and operating network, providing additional aircraft options, greater scheduling flexibility, and expanded domestic and international travel capabilities.

“We’ve spent years building FlyExclusive to operate aircraft at scale, with the infrastructure, technology, and resources to deliver a consistently exceptional experience,” said company founder, chairman, and CEO Jim Segrave. “This partnership demonstrates the value of that investment. By bringing the additional aircraft and an established customer base onto our platform, we’re expanding our capabilities while creating opportunities for greater utilization, operating efficiency, and growth.”

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