In true luxury, the rarest privilege is the freedom to choose.
It’s also the most overlooked. Which is why more and more people are turning to jet sharing.

Before it’s a form of shared mobility, it’s a way to simplify the journey.
Picture yourself flying for work. The trip isn’t just about getting from A to B, it’s about doing it without friction along the way.

Maybe you’re finalizing an important deck. Or maybe you just want a quiet stretch of time to think, without the background noise of crowded terminals, even the “private” ones.
In these moments, a commercial flight becomes more of a burden than a solution.

Think about the long lines, the constant announcements, the raised voices, the forgotten documents, the exhausted children.

If you’re wondering whether it’s worth paying for business or first class to endure all this, our answer is no.

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Where Others Stop, Flylux’s sharing seat takes off.

Flying private has never been about saving money.
Chartering a jet means paying for everything, including what you didn’t choose: winter de-icing, fuel, crew, coordination fees.

Seat-sharing is the alternative.
You pay for the seat you occupy, not the aircraft. You travel to your destination with a carefully selected group, all headed in your same direction, and experience premium aviation at a fraction of the usual cost.

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Hidden gems, off the map.

Jet sharing also opens access to places that rarely appear on flight routes.
Coastal retreats, discreet towns, private estates, often unreachable even with traditional executive aviation.

Reaching them usually requires a string of transfers and waiting games.
With Flylux, the route is direct. No unnecessary stops, no logistics to untangle. Just you, where you need to be.

If you like, you can browse our current destinations now. Each one has been chosen for its distinct character, places that speak quietly, move slowly, and stay out of view.

Networking, when it matters.

Sharing a flight doesn’t dilute the experience, it refines it.
The atmosphere on board is composed, selective, and occasionally, productive. Conversations arise naturally. Connections are made without effort.

That’s another layer of jet sharing: informal, high-level networking that travels with you.‍

Seat-sharing isn’t a trend. It’s a different way of deciding what your time is worth.‍

You fly to choose, not to waste.

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