The pandemic has destroyed almost all industries and sectors in the world. But to highlight a situation that is more or less stagnant due to a crisis, many people would agree that travel is the hardest hit. Let’s see how JetHustle is redefining travel in these difficult times.
Winston Churchill once said “Never waste a good crisis.”With the same determination and enterprising spirit A new aviation startup called JetHustle from London.
An innovative private jet company
JetHustle is a branch of an established private jet charter company.It tries to bridge the business and Private flight Through the new era of flight booking platform. It not only allows you to compare the flight prices of ordinary airlines, but also provides you with vacant seats on private jets at comparable prices, allowing you to take you to the next level.
“If there is no private jet seat available on your route, JetHustle will arrange a seat on the commercial airline of your choice. We are Skyscanner or Expedia, but use steroids.” Comment on JetHustle CEO Sam Farshian. At least for Ebbe Dinesen, the former chairman of Carlsberg, who produces the famous Danish beer. After flying to Denmark by private jet, Dinesen was impressed and he decided to invest in JetHustle.
Growing business
“Although JetHustle is still under development, it continues to be affected by the tremendous changes in our users and the industry. We have been working hard to generate revenue while looking for effective and ineffective methods.” JetHustle’s business development manager Anthony O’Dwyer said. “So far, the response from our customers has been very positive. In just a few months, we have expanded our service to 16 different European destinations.”
The company’s user base has grown exponentially, partly because JetHustle said that private jets provide social distancing travel.
“A huge issue in travel at the moment is safety and hygiene. From the beginning to the end of the journey, private jet travelers only have about 25 to 30 touch points. This is 95% less than commercial passengers with more than 500 touch points,” JetHustle Team member Vanessa Vasquez said that she is a member of the JetHustle team from their new office in Marbella.
An industry that needs to be rebuilt
JetHustle also recently attracted the attention of a famous Danish airline tycoon. Lars Thuesen has a rich career in banking and tourism and now also supports JetHustle.
“JetHustle is an innovative way to solve an old problem, namely empty seats,” said Thuesen, who owns 20% of the two airlines and Latvian national airline Baltic Airlines. “Empty seats have always been a major challenge for the entire aviation industry. I find JetHustle’s approach so refreshing that I can’t resist the investment.”
The aviation industry is seeking to rebuild– Including luxury airlines – With the start of international air travel, it reopened. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) represents 290 airlines and accounts for more than 80% of the total global air transport. It continues to take measures to help recover from the pandemic.
Private aviation is experiencing the post-Covid boom, which adds to the fact that due to the pandemic, large airlines have drastically cut their expenses, which may create opportunities for JetHustle. “Timing is everything!” CEO Farshian said.
To learn how to fly with JetHustle, please call +44 (0)208 064 1000 or visit www.jetHustle.com
