The flight patterns of private-jet setters are changing, says NetJets president

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Published Fri, Jun 20 202512:44 PM EDTUpdated Mon, Jun 23 20251:31 PM EDT

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Wealthy jet passengers are changing up their travel destinations, according to the NetJets president.
But despite uncertainty in markets and geopolitics, Patrick Gallagher told CNBC that the summer travel season is shaping up to be another strong one for NetJets.
NetJets, which is owned by Berkshire Hathaway, has about 1,100 aircraft and 13,600 customers, or “owners” with fractional shares in planes.

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