Press Release

Issued by Flexjet.

May 28, 2015

Flexjet LLC, offering travelers access to the world's most luxurious and modern fleet of private jets, today announced the launch of its new website, which gives owners, clients and visitors to the site unprecedented functionality. The new Flexjet.com provides extraordinary insights into Flexjet's distinctive and evolving fleet, program offerings and tailored private jet travel solutions.

The new website allows visitors to understand what sets Flexjet apart from other providers of private jet travel. Users enjoy a realistic look into Flexjet's premium offerings, and the jets themselves, even before speaking with a member of the Flexjet team. Users can explore Flexjet's fleet in remarkable clarity and detail using an industry-first 3-D jet collection showroom that has true-to-life views of the interiors and exteriors of aircraft including the cabin, seating options, galley, in-cabin entertainment and even the baggage areas.

Visitors to the site also gain a sense of what distinguishes Flexjet when it comes to service. Immersive video, emotion-evoking photography and authentic descriptions depict the unparalleled care and freedom Flexjet delivers. Users gain a true sense of Flexjet's unrivaled owner service, including a step-by-step look at the many ways in which Flexjet has the most personal service in the fractional market. In addition, the website's responsive design allows busy visitors to fully experience Flexjet's offerings on their schedule, using all devices from desktop computers to tablets to smart phones.

“In many cases, Flexjet.com will be the beginning of people's journey with us, and we wanted our site to be so much more from a creative standpoint than the industry's norm, which is often a bland menu of programs and stock aircraft photos,” said Christopher Bero, Flexjet's vice president of global marketing, who oversaw development of the new website. “We took the time to build what we feel is the industry's most innovative and creative website. Not only does it capture the emotions only something as liberating as private jet travel can elicit, but it also tells who we are as an organization: The world's most innovative, forward-looking and personalized provider of private jet travel.”

To design the site, Flexjet partnered with a world-class digital thinking, design and development team, Fort Worth, Texas-based Enilon Group. In an effort to bring to life Flexjet's industry-first hyper-realistic 3-D and immersive video elements of the site, the company sought out the expertise of Los Angeles-based Imaginary Forces, a renowned design studio with extensive expertise in generating visual effects for many major feature films.

The launch of the new website comes at a time when Flexjet is adding new aircraft to its fleet weekly. The Embraer Phenom 300 super light jet has been steadily integrating into the Flexjet fleet since late last year. In addition, the new Learjet 75LXi and Challenger 350LXi, along with the Global Express, have all entered service recently. In June, the iconic Gulfstream G450 as specially outfitted for Flexjet will come online, to be followed thereafter by the immensely popular Gulfstream G650, available to the fractional ownership market exclusively through Flexjet.

“Flexjet is committed to having the newest, most luxurious and most capable fleet in the fractional ownership industry, and the new Flexjet.com website underscores this commitment in a highly visible way,” said Michael Silvestro, Flexjet's chief executive officer. “Like the Flexjet fleet, which includes outstanding new aircraft from Gulfstream, Bombardier and Embraer, the new Flexjet.com offers visitors the private aviation industry's most distinctive online experience, with industry-leading technology that will exceed their expectations in every way.”

Those interested can visit www.flexjet.com to view the new site, and virtually immerse themselves in the Flexjet private jet travel experience. In addition, a compelling video tour of the new Flexjet.com experience is available via YouTube, which offers viewers a look at how they will not just be flown - they will be moved.