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A leg-up onto a private jet
Each month an estimated 3,000 private jets make more than 40,000 flights with no one but the pilots on board. Either they’re en route to collect passengers or returning to base having dropped them off. These are known as “empty legs”. And if membership of Netjets (the fractional ownership and…
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