Charter Marketplace and Flight-Sharing Exchange FlyJets’ JetGPT™ Goes Live

FlyJets’ automated JetGPT agent enables a broad range of charter flight-finding and sharing capabilities; the product goes live in tandem with numerous fall and winter flight-sharing opportunities.

NEW YORK — Charter aviation marketplace and flight-sharing exchange FlyJets announced today the release of its JetGPT™ automated flight-finding agent; the product goes live in tandem with numerous fall and winter flight-sharing opportunities.

JetGPT is a large language model (LLM)-driven interface that promotes real-time access to availability, pricing, and related, direct-from-Operator datasets in a flexible format, via a “next-level” and user-friendly interface.

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After launching JetGPT in Beta in February of 2026 – and undergoing an extensive period of client-driven testing and enhancements since then – the AI agent goes live on the FlyJets platform with several improvements garnered from client feedback.

“We built and improved JetGPT in keeping with FlyJets’ core goals of delivering transparency, accuracy, and efficiency — while helping our community of Flyers and Aircraft Providers save time and money,” said FlyJets Founder and CEO Jessica Fisher. “Our core mission has remained consistent over time: to provide a welcoming and inclusive marketplace, exchange and networking hub for both new and veteran users of nonscheduled air transportation. These priorities most certainly extend to our new and improved JetGPT model; we are looking to make the process of charter flight-finding and sharing as simple as possible, for the maximum number of people.”

Examples of the datasets delivered by JetGPT include large lists of empty legs, charter ‘spaces’ and flight-sharing opportunities, as well as availability to and from various airports, over long periods of time.

JetGPT can also be used by Flyers and Aircraft Providers to input instructions throughout the FlyJets application, from simple search bar inputs to more extensive inputs required for listing private and shared flights (including Operator safety ratings, price per flight or space and bid and offer settings) and setting Route Alert notifications.

Descriptions and directives can be dictated or typed by Flyers into the JetGPT user interface and inputted without the need for a search bar and specific manual parameters.

“Our team learned quickly that the simple conversational interface we worked with in Beta was not going to cut it,” Fisher said.