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Lombardi Jet ServicesA Charter Jet One subsidiary

Private jet charter from New York, arranged by one person.

Jake Lombardi finds the aircraft, vets the operator and books the car to the ramp. Every trip is priced on its own.

An aircraft wing above the clouds at sunset

No memberships, no jet cards, one honest number per trip.

You ask for a trip and get a quote for that trip, with the aircraft and the operator named. Nothing is paid in advance to join a program, and nothing is committed until you approve a flight.

Pricing you can read

Each trip is quoted on its own, with the aircraft and operator named. Where it helps, you see two or three aircraft side by side, and anything that could change the price, like de-icing or a crew overnight, is named up front.

The whole trip, one contact

Cars at both ends, helicopter connections from Manhattan, catering, pets and the attendant in the cabin are arranged by the same person who booked the aircraft.

Strict operator standards

Every flight is operated by an ARGUS Gold or Platinum rated carrier. On many Northeast departures, Jake meets the crew on the ramp before you arrive.

Choose who looks after you on board.

Once you've asked for a quote, you can see our private roster of cabin attendants: culinary specialists, registered nurses, attendants experienced with young children, and hospitality professionals who speak more than one language. Many clients ask for the same person every time.

See how the crew roster works

Elisa, a cabin attendant on the private crew roster

ElisaMixology, VIP hospitality

Jake Lombardi, managing director of Lombardi Jet Services

Direct broker access. No call centers.

When you ask for a flight, you speak with Jake Lombardi. He sources the aircraft, checks the operator and handles the ground arrangements. The person answering your email is the person booking your car and, often, the person meeting you on the ramp at Teterboro, Westchester or Farmingdale.

Fifteen years in private aviation and more than 1,000 charters arranged.

Read about Jake Lombardi

Routes we fly often

All routes

Teterboro to Palm BeachMost trips take about two and a half hours in a light jet, and a one-way charter usually costs between about $9,500 and $20,000 depending on the aircraft, the date and whether the jet has to reposition.
Teterboro to AspenA super-midsize jet from Teterboro to Aspen takes about four hours going west, and a little over three and a quarter coming home.
Teterboro to St. BarthsNo private jet can land on St.
Teterboro to LondonA heavy jet from Teterboro to London takes about six and a half hours going east and around an hour longer coming home, against the jet stream.

Where are you flying?

Give Jake the basics and add the details on the next page, or call him on +1 (862) 485-3510.