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Jet Luxe launches Invictus programme
A timely solution to the current lack of aircraft supply, Jet Luxe’s Invictus Partnership claims to circumvent the high fixed costs of aircraft ownership and the depreciation of fractional ownership. Membership is now open.
Gabriel Madrid, founder and CEO of Jet Luxe and Invictus.

Dubai-headquartered charter, aircraft management and travel management company Jet Luxe has unveiled its global private jet programme, Invictus Partnership.

“The market has nothing like Invictus. This is not a jet card, it's not fractional ownership and it's not a traditional membership. It is a new niche and highly exclusive partnership with just four opportunities per jet,” cIaims founder and CEO Gabriel Madrid. “With Invictus, we pass on our significant buying power to the customer and we give access to a closed, private fleet without the financial commitment or depreciation risk associated with fractional ownership. We have meticulously developed the model to be completely flexible, dynamic and with guaranteed availability year round, worldwide.”

The company believes a surge in demand for private travel has led to a lack of availability in the market; pre-owned aircraft are limited, traditional ownership has become expensive and fractional ownership comes with the burden of depreciation.

Invictus partners can use hours allocated to them through the programme, at a set hourly rate, and can purchase more if required. No more than four partners will use any one jet, thus gaining familiarity with the aircraft, tail and crew as well as a transparent dashboard for reporting and tracking. The scheme requires an upfront investment and guarantees global availability; no additional or hidden costs for peak days, parking or repositioning; and partners are only charged for the hours and miles that they fly.