Building the World’s Most Exclusive Sky Club
The Cleveland-based company is not just growing in airspace—it’s expanding on the ground too. It currently boasts 11 private terminals, either operational or under construction. A marquee terminal in London Farnborough is slated to open in early 2026, serving as a European gateway for high-net-worth flyers.
The company also touts private aviation’s largest in-house maintenance network and its Cabin Attendant Academy, ensuring service excellence remains as polished as the jets themselves.
Investment to Fuel Long-Term Vision—But Control Stays Grounded
This historic investment doesn’t mean a changing of the guard. Flexjet’s existing shareholders will retain control, underscoring the investment’s strategic nature rather than a takeover.
The funding is expected to amplify Flexjet’s mission to revolutionize private jet travel, forging a “unique and differentiated” partnership between company leadership and the investor consortium.
An All-Star Lineup of Advisors
L Catterton was advised by Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP, led by corporate partner Phillip Sanders. Supporting him were corporate partners Steven Shoemate and Quinton Farrar, financing partner Madalyn Miller, and tax partner James Jennings.
Details regarding the legal teams for Flexjet and other consortium members were not immediately disclosed.
