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Business is soaring for the private jet companies that fly corporate bigwigs and deep-pocketed travelers looking to wing away to an exclusive getaway.

As the coronavirus pandemic sweeps the globe, some wealthy people have been able to buy some relative peace of mind with access to private jet travel, secluded superyachts, and underground bunkers.

The private-jet industry is seeing a rapid rebound from the coronavirus crisis, as new customers who had never flown private splurge to avoid the crowds and lines of commercial flying.

More fliers are discovering the convenience of private aviation without the burdens of ownership.

Masks, distance, dividers and price hikes: Industry insiders predict what the lingering impact of the coronavirus could be on the way we travel.

Tracking from both Argus and WingX shows that private aviation is continuing its strong rebound, particularly in North America.

Since the low point of March, flight volume at Boston-based Sentient Jet has risen dramatically, while inquires for quotes have risen 241%.

Andrew Collins, President & CEO of Sentient Jet, discusses unique travel trends as a result of the global pandemic.

Private Jet Card Comparisons: The jet card’s Chief Safety Officer has been elected to the Board of Governors for the Air Charter Safety Foundation.

Sentient Jet CEO Andrew Collins joins Cheddar to discuss how the on-demand private aviation space has evolved in the 21st century.

Yahoo Finance: Sentient Jet is one of the leading private aviation companies in the country and runs a $350 million consumer travel and aviation business. Sentient Jet CEO Andrew Collins joins to discuss.

On September 15th, Sentient Jet celebrated its 20th anniversary. What makes it different than the loads of other companies that have figured out a way to reach adulthood is the Quincy, Massachusetts based private aviation provider also invented the jet card.

America's Best Racing: When Country House was declared the winner of the 145th Kentucky Derby on May 4, veterans injured in the course of their military service shared the victory alongside the horse’s connections.

CNBC: The Kentucky Derby, with its grand history and tradition, is a bucket-list sporting event. It’s also, for lots of fans, an opportunity to go all out.

Ahead of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, Jenna Bush Hager and Meredith Vieira pull a pair of fans from the plaza for a little horseplay! Rutledge Wood of NBC Sports hosts a fun trivia game that’s all about the big race and special prize package donated by Sentient Jet.

Private Jet Card Comparisons: The jet card provider will continue with a wide variety of hospitality for members during Derby weekend.

Private Jet Card Comparisons: The inventor of the Jet Card 20 years later finds itself atop the growing category it created.

You work hard. You play hard. You need to luxuriate hard. Say hello to your new lifestyle bible.

Membership programs come loaded with built-in rewards programs, with all manner of offerings unrelated to aviation. Here is a sampling of the best.

Sentient Jet CEO Andrew Collins discusses the key to smart heuristics with Steve Olenski at Forbes

Jun. 08, 2018 - 4:52 PM - Sentient Jet sponsors three-year-old horse Tenfold, who will be running for nonprofit organization “Homes For Our Troops.”

An inside look at Sentient Jet's Kentucky Derby.

The jet card seller says it just had its best quarter in over 10 years in both revenues and hours flown

The leading jet card seller has added a dozen partners and more than 30 new experiences for its customers giving over six figures in value

Sentient Jet partnered with No Kid Hungry, one of the nation’s top hunger relief charities, and awarded one of No Kid Hungry’s Hunger Heroes, Chef David Stample, a trip-of-a-lifetime in honor of his continuing efforts to end childhood hunger.

Andrew Collins, CEO of jet card company Sentient Jet, talks about the lifestyle of flying private.