XOJET

XOJET is a U.S.-based private jet operator offering on-demand charter and membership-based business aviation services rather than scheduled airline service. From a traveler’s perspective it functions as a full-service private charter provider focused on convenient, point-to-point trips for business and high-net-worth leisure travelers, emphasizing flexibility, quicker airport processing through FBOs, and tailored service rather than published schedules or frequent-flyer miles.

Operations are demand-driven across the continental U.S., with the capability to undertake transcontinental trips depending on aircraft type; reach and availability depend on aircraft positioning and membership access rather than alliance networks. XOJET does not operate like a commercial airline with alliance partnerships or published route maps.

Loyalty and Memberships - XOJET

XOJET does not offer a traditional airline frequent flyer program with mileage accrual suitable for crediting flights toward award travel. Instead, the company markets membership and prepaid (jet-card) options that provide perks such as preferred pricing, guaranteed availability windows, and quicker booking access; benefits are earned via the membership product rather than distance-based miles. Whether a membership is worth it depends on how often you charter - occasional users typically find single-trip pricing more economical, while frequent charter customers can benefit from committed-hours or membership structures.

Where XOJET Flies

XOJET is a on-demand business aviation operator that flies point-to-point charters primarily across the United States, with the ability to operate transcontinental flights as well as short international hops depending on aircraft range and regulatory approvals. Flights are scheduled per customer request rather than on published routes or timetables, and operations typically use business terminals and FBOs at major metropolitan airports. Because service is charter-based, network reach depends on aircraft positioning and available crew hours rather than codeshares or airline alliances.

Aircraft and Cabin Classes

XOJET operates small-to-super-midsize business jets rather than airliner-type aircraft, matching short- to transcontinental point-to-point charters. The operator’s fleet includes types such as the Bombardier Challenger 300 and the Cessna Citation X, which are used in single-cabin private configurations rather than marketed cabin classes; passengers experience a private, lounge-style cabin instead of separate economy/business cabins. Amenities and interior layouts vary by aircraft and specific configuration, so travelers should confirm lavatory availability, seating layout, in-flight catering options, and baggage allowances for the assigned aircraft before travel.

Aircraft types operated: Bombardier Challenger 300, Cessna Citation X

Tips for Flying XOJET

• If you fly frequently consider the operator’s membership or jet-card options for rate guarantees and priority access rather than expecting airline-style mileage accrual.
• Always confirm which FBO/terminal the flight will use and whether ground transport or expedited handling is included, since services vary by airport.
• Ask about baggage and pet policies up front - capacity is limited compared with scheduled airlines and fees or restrictions are common.
• Clarify repositioning (deadhead) fees and cancellation terms before booking, as these can materially change the final price.
• Request the exact aircraft type and range for your itinerary so you can verify cabin size, luggage capacity, and whether a non-stop routing is possible.