Jet OUT, a private aviation company offering co-ownership and co-lease programs, expanded to Arizona with its third regional base opening at Scottsdale Airport. Operations began in early this month and the facility will reach full capabilities by late summer. The company is the fastest-growing among the top 25 light jet operators in the U.S.
Jet OUT’s Scottsdale team includes 14 locally based employees, including pilots, maintenance professionals, customer service, and sales. The 3,000-square-foot facility features a private customer lounge, a dedicated sales office, and an on-site line maintenance base to support local operations.
The locale has two factory-delivered Citation CJ4 Gen2s, enabling service for up to 16 owners per aircraft.
The company offers two core programs—co-ownership and co-lease. Both options provide 20 flying days per share, per year, with terms ranging from one to five years. There’s also a new co-lease 10 options, which is a 12-month program that offers 10 annual flying days.
“Expanding to Scottsdale is a natural next step as we continue to grow,” says Joseph Crivello, CEO of Jet OUT. “We are excited to bring Jet OUT’s unique local-national fleet to a new market, while enhancing access and service for our existing owners and clients. By unifying a national network of regional bases, we can provide our clients the operational benefits of home-basing their aircraft, without sacrificing the program benefits and sophistication that only a national operator can offer.”
Founded in 2018, Jet OUT streamlines private aviation, focusing on “Nonstop Efficiency.” By operating exclusively with factory-new aircraft and stationing its fleet near co-owners, the company passes significant savings directly to customers through transparent pricing.
“With our tech-forward mindset and commitment to efficiency, we focus not just on how people fly, but on how we can deliver more value,” says Crivello. “Jet OUT is designed for customers who expect clarity, control, and personal service.”
Jet OUT opened its second regional base in September 2024 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, adding to its first location at Milwaukee’s Mitchell International Airport.
