Elevate Jet Offers Real-Time Private Jet Pricing and On-Time Guarantee for Peak Holiday Season
Why It MattersInstant firm pricing in place of broker quotes signals charter operators competing on speed and price transparency during peak demand, shifting leverage toward platform-style booking.
Elevate Jet, a private jet charter company founded in 1995, is offering real-time pricing for the Thanksgiving-to-New Year's period, which the company describes as the busiest six weeks of the year for private jet travel. Charterers can compare prices across executive jet categories, from light jets to ultra-long-range jets, and lock in a date, price and aircraft immediately, replacing the traditional broker-quote process.

The pricing is generated by Ruby, Elevate Jet's patented AI software, a 2026 Robb Report Best of the Best winner. Ruby evaluates each flight request against a 300-point checklist covering real-time aircraft availability, fuel costs and crew status, and returns a firm price with no hidden charges. Each quote carries the Elevate Assurance Pledge, a commitment that every aircraft, operator and crew member has been vetted against safety, financial and operational standards.
The company says it facilitates more than 100,000 flights across more than 20,000 airports worldwide, and that it is an FAA-certificated air carrier rather than a broker with an ARGUS Platinum rating. Recent fleet additions include the Dassault Falcon 2000LXS, Bombardier Global Express XRS, Bombardier Challenger 605 and Beechcraft King Air 360. Popular holiday routes include Aspen during snow season, plus South Florida, the Caribbean and Mexico.
For frequent flyers, the Azurite Jet Card offers fixed hourly rates and guaranteed aircraft availability 365 days a year, while Elevate Jet Membership applies a deposit dollar-for-dollar toward flights and requires a minimum deposit of $100K. "Holiday travel demands a company that can deliver on two things at once: great pricing and a standard of care that doesn't shrink when demand spikes," said founder and CEO Greg Raiff.

















































