How To Make Money on a Private Jet with Justin of AJAX Jets

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In this video, Justin Sullivan, CEO of AJAX Jets, shared his expert tips on How To Make Money on a Private Jet!
In this informative and engaging tutorial, Justin will walk you through the ins and outs of using your private jet for business and pleasure. From chartering your plane to high-paying clients to exploring new travel destinations and building a loyal following, you'll discover a wealth of valuable insights and practical advice that can help you unlock the full potential of your jet.
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00:00 Introduction
01:36 Private Jet as depreciating asset
05:38 Depreciating Factors
09:40 On Footprint Utilization
12:26 AJAX Charges
14:22 AJAX on FAA
18:46 When Owners don't pay the overhead
20:16 On Jets don't make money
25:22 Aircraft model the made money on Covid
27:58 AJAX on leasing business
31:53 Who's paying Maintenance costs
35:31 Leasing Terms
38:06 Private Jets on Charter
41:45 On Booking Trips
46:08 ROI on Private Jets on different market location
51:59 Caution on Raise to the bottom rates

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2 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 6

@YFWJ Год назад

Thanks for the platform, Tom! It was a lot of fun meeting you.

@theultimatejetguide Год назад

Justin it was a pleasure! You did a fantastic job showing the possibilities of business aviation

@user-vg5cg7em5m 5 месяцев назад

Hey Justin, are you a pilot or Tom are you a pilot...I am I have over 21,000 hours and happened to be typed in the 50 and I know the operating costs going back a few years and they range from $6,000 an hour at 300 hours to at 1,000 hours which were mentioned to be $4,142 an hour...then checking the AirCharter Guide and the Charter hub the standard price is $4,000...and it takes 1,221 hours to get to break even atn$4,000...so that begs the question, you are saying $7000 which is $3000 over the going rate who gets that $3000 dollars assuming you could find anyone dumb enough to pay that price...and who am I do say things well in 1969 I was specifically approached by the Federal Reserve Bank to create a company to get their canceled checks to all their East coast location on time as I was making it 99.75% if the time...that was Midwest Air charter which became Airborne and today is DHL...Then I was CP for MDNA for 12 years and in 1988/89 created and co-founded Jet Support Services Inc. aka JSSI...So who are guys again?????????

@tomlelyo9557 5 месяцев назад

This is great info! Thank you for sharing Rick. And wow! JSSI is a game changer company - thank you for what you did and continue to do for the aviation industry. I’m greatly humbled you took the time to watch this content and leave your comment. Thank you and happy new year.

@tylerjoshua8737 7 месяцев назад

😂😂 seems like the owner loses with this business model

@theultimatejetguide 7 месяцев назад

It's definitely a challenge. And I don't recommend anyone take "investing" in a private jet lightly. It's not for the faint of heart and most operators will tell you the same. This is merely an option for the small percentage of individuals who have need to own a jet, but want to try and off-set costs. It is definitely NOT for someoen who can't afford a jet to somehow off-set their costs as they may end up under water.