A private jet charter website built for travelers who decide fast.
A private jet charter website has a narrow job: answer fleet, airport and safety questions immediately, then put the traveler in touch with a charter specialist. MyJet has operated out of Jacksonville since 1985, offering on-demand charter, aircraft management, and whole and fractional aircraft sales — and customers often book with only a few hours’ notice.
Scope of the work.
Website development
A website covering charter, aircraft management, aircraft sales, safety and the MyJet Card, with the phone number and charter email in reach from every page.
Fleet pages
Individual pages for the Learjet 45, Learjet 60 and Falcon 50EX, with seating and aircraft detail so travelers can match an aircraft to the trip before they call.
Airport directory
A state-by-state and worldwide charter airport reference, giving the site depth on the destination searches travelers actually run.
Trust and safety content
Clear presentation of FAA Part 135 on-demand certification, maintenance and operating procedures, and the privacy and discretion charter clients expect.
SEO
Page structure and metadata built around private jet charter, aircraft charter and aircraft management searches in Jacksonville, Orlando and nationally.
Multi-location
A dedicated Orlando page alongside the Jacksonville headquarters, so each market has a page search engines can rank.
What a private jet charter website has to do.
Private aviation is a considered purchase made on a short clock. A traveler may be deciding in the same hour they search, and they are weighing aircraft, range, safety record and discretion all at once. The site has to carry that information without friction and make the next step a single tap — while also holding up for an audience evaluating aircraft management and fractional ownership, which is a much longer decision.