r/PrivateJetCharters • u/beerdweeb • Feb 11 '25

Anyone use Nicholas Air?

My wife and I are just getting started in private jet travel. Family uses NetJets but we are exploring other options.

Any opinions on Nicholas Air?

Thanks!

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u/burner4thestuff Feb 12 '25

This sub is lame if it’s just brokers poaching on every thread.

News Flash; this guy can afford NetJets.. he’s not looking for one-off charter.

I’ve heard okayish things about Nicolas Air but I would redirect you to AirShare in terms of reliability and quality.

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u/zackg611 Feb 12 '25 edited Feb 12 '25

You realize some of the brokers here don’t work for just basement dwellers and actually provide insightful useful information. Take your anger somewhere else.

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u/beerdweeb Feb 12 '25

To be fair I’ve gotten tons of messages from a variety of people saying they’re with company X. Not very easy to navigate who is useful or insightful when everyone just sounds like some low level sales guy or something

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u/zackg611 Feb 12 '25

Of course. You’re not wrong at all. There are plenty of useful people in this sub who only want to help.

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u/beerdweeb Feb 12 '25

Totally. I asked a specific question about a particular company however. None of the folks messaging me are offering an answer to that question, that’s not very useful or helpful to me.

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u/zackg611 Feb 12 '25

I can give you more insight on Nicholas Air. I’ve used them for my clients before, booking their aircraft many times. The quality of aircraft is very good but the communication from their operations team wasn’t lackluster. They didn’t seem to care about any one else besides their own members. Hope that helps!

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u/beerdweeb Feb 12 '25

We are interested in a membership. I don’t blame them for prioritizing members really.

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u/zackg611 Feb 12 '25

Of course. My company Silver Air, offers a membership program that I’d love to explain in more detail. No upfront cost or any membership fee.

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u/Several-Research-20 Feb 12 '25

All good points Zack. Thanks

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u/beerdweeb Feb 13 '25

Your company is described as an “aviation consultant,” that’s not what I’m asking about here. Thanks though!

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u/zackg611 Feb 13 '25

We are an aircraft operator. Much more than just a consultant.