Oct 19, 2026
Commercial airlines serve fewer U.S. airports, forcing corporate teams into layovers and ground transfers to reach off-hub destinations. Jettly is expanding its on-demand private charter marketplace, giving business travelers instant access to 23,000 aircraft and more than 5,000 airports nationwide.
United States, October 19, 2026 -- The geographic reach of commercial aviation in the United States is narrower than most corporate travel planners account for. According to the National Business Aviation Association, commercial airlines serve approximately 550 of the roughly 5,300 public-use airports across the country. The remaining airports, which cover smaller cities, regional business centers, resort areas, and off-hub destinations, have no scheduled airline service. Corporate teams traveling to those locations must piece together routes through hub airports and absorb connection risks.

For group travel, the problem increases. Booking eight to twelve commercial seats to a secondary city means split departure windows, multiple connection options, and itineraries that arrive piecemeal. When a corporate team needs to reach a client site, conference venue, or off-airport property on a shared schedule, commercial routing works against that goal. Ground transfers to remote destinations can add two to three hours beyond the flight itself, reducing productivity.
Corporate demand for private charter has expanded in response. Reports from KVIA.com show that business jet departures in the United States surpassed 3.6 million flights in 2024, the highest on-demand utilization in more than five years. This volume reflects demand from business travelers who require direct access to airports and destinations that commercial schedules cannot reach.
To serve that demand with a transparent, scalable booking model, Jettly is expanding access to its on-demand private charter marketplace for corporate teams and individual business travelers across the United States. The platform provides instant pricing across more than 23,000 aircraft, from light jets for two to four passengers to heavy jets and airliners for larger groups, without broker calls or quote delays. Users enter route, date, and passenger count to see live pricing before any commitment.
Jettly's marketplace model addresses the coverage gap at its source. Rather than routing through commercial hub airports, corporate teams book direct routes into the airports nearest their destination, including the thousands of regional and general aviation airports that scheduled airlines bypass. A team traveling to a manufacturing facility, resort property, or regional client office can land within minutes of the site instead of hours away, with all passengers arriving on the same aircraft rather than on separate connections.
The platform supports one-way, round-trip, and multi-city itineraries. Group charter options cover a range of cabin sizes for varying team configurations. Jettly's instant-quote model provides cost visibility at the planning stage, allowing corporate travel managers to compare full door-to-door costs against commercial alternatives before booking. As the airport access gap between commercial and private aviation draws wider attention, Jettly's marketplace positions private charter as a practical, on-demand option for the teams most affected by it.
About the company: Jettly is an on-demand private jet charter and rental marketplace offering instant pricing across more than 23,000 aircraft worldwide. The platform provides one-way, round-trip, and multi-city charter booking for individual travelers and corporate teams, with access to light jets, heavy jets, and airliners.
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Name: Justin Crabbe
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Organization: Jettly
Phone: +1 866 448 2358
Website: https://jettly.com/
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