NetJets is a transportation company providing private aviation, aircraft management, and fractional ownership. Founded in 1964 by U.S. Air Force Generals Curtis LeMay, Paul Tibbets, and U.S. Army Air Corpsman Bruce Sundlun, the company initially operated as Executive Jet Aviation before evolving into NetJets under the ownership of Richard Santulli in 1984. The concept of fractional ownership was introduced to the market, revolutionizing the private aviation industry.
Today, NetJets is an influential figure in the transportation sector with an annual revenue of $2.7 billion and a diverse workforce of 7,000 employees based in Columbus, Ohio. Cheryl Jacobs serves as the CEO of the company, leading it toward greater growth and expansion. With a strong commitment to safety and service quality for its owners, NetJets continues to innovate and invest in new aircraft, facilities, and global programs. As part of the Berkshire Hathaway empire since 1998, NetJets is well-positioned to maintain its status as a leading player in the private aviation industry.