UberJets, the company that offers private jet rental services in the US, announced that it has set out to disrupt and revolutionize the private aviation industry by taking this type of travel to new heights through its flight booking software, Virtual Hangar.
In these times when the need to travel quickly and in different ways offers more and more options, the company says it is simplifying the process of booking private flights in a simple and affordable way.
With the UberJets Virtual Hangar software, customers enter their trip details directly from their mobile devices and receive aircraft options directly through the Let’s app Jet, where private travelers can book the available aircraft options for their respective travel destinations.
Members have the option to choose the aircraft they wish to use, including the year, the make and model as well as the rider experience that best suits your exact needs. Catering and courtesy car services are included on all flights.
Last week, UberJets staff participated in the NBAA National Business Aviation Association Convention in Orlando, where more than 10,0000 leaders of industry gathered globally to network, innovate and discuss ways to drive the industry into the future.
“We are pleased to announce that we have expanded our reservation platform by adding more than 275 Virtual Hangar approved aircraft,” said Greg Frost, Vice President of UberJets. “With 55% of our bookings consisting of new aircraft that are less than 5 years old, this strategic expansion allows users to instantly book aircraft as Citation Longitude , Bombardier Global 2017, Gulfstream G650 and many more”.
UberJets was founded in 2017 and pioneered an innovative pay-per-flight software (SAAS). Inspired by the new needs of the modern traveler, UberJets provides access to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and charter services, allowing you allows it to be a viable option for travelers seeking differentiated services from traditional airlines.
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