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Worth.com highlights the changes we’ve seen in private aviation these last few years and how NICHOLAS AIR progressed while sticking to our business model.

While many people love the idea of private air travel, they understandably have questions about their safety when in the air. Are private jets reliable? Are they as rigorously tested as commercial airliners (such as Boeing’s numerous models)?

If you are thinking about investing in a private jet service, you may be considering a jet card or fractional ownership program. Here at NICHOLAS AIR, we can help with both types of services. Both have their benefits, but what is the difference between the two? And which one is right for you?

Forbes described NICHOLAS AIR as a combination of ‘ingenuity and accountability, mixed with a Ritz-Carlton-style “ladies and gentlemen serving ladies and gentlemen”’ private jet service. After tripling our fleet to 24 planes, now is a great time to invest in a NICHOLAS AIR Jet Card.

We invite you to help bring smiles this Christmas with Teddy Bears and Stuff the Plane! NICHOLAS AIR is hosting a Stuff The Plane Teddy Bear Drive to benefit Children’s of Mississippi in Jackson.

What do you get when you combine southern charm with a hard-driving entrepreneur-owner? After tripling its fleet in the past five years to 24 airplanes, Nicholas Air is one of the nation’s largest charter operators.

NICHOLAS AIR is set to host our First Annual 5K Run/Walk benefiting First Responders on Saturday, October 2nd.

With the past 18 months proving to be a transitional time for many professional pilots, NICHOLAS AIR, one of the nation’s fastest-growing Private Air Travel Providers, continues to attract and retain top talent across the industry.

Nicholas Air has bucked the trend over the past 12 months; its hours went up 45 per cent, and revenue was up 62.2 per cent from 2019 to 2020. It is planning to place a bulk order for more aircraft sometime soon.

In case you didn’t know, there is a real Nicholas behind Nicholas Air, October issues of Modern Luxury show the man behind the name. The Part 135 owned-fleet operator gets its brand from its founder and CEO, Nicholas Correnti.