Jet Cards are the fastest growing segment of private aviation combining many of the conveniences of full and fractional ownership without the long-term commitment. They also save time compared to on-demand charter, enabling program members to book flights online or via a phone call without having to compare multiple quotes and aircraft from brokers. With over 65 variables and more than 250 Jet Card programs, finding the right one takes research. “Jet Card Pricing: 19 Factors That Impact the Cost of Your Private Jet Flights” provides buyers a comprehensive overview so they know what to look for. Doug Gollan, Founder and Editor of online jet card buyer’s guide Private Jet Card Comparisons reviews 19 key variables that will impact what you pay. Uninformed buyers can end up paying tens of thousands of dollars in extra and unnecessary fees while smart shoppers can save without sacrificing the quality or services they want. Among the issues covered are Federal Excise Tax, International Surcharges, High-Density Airport Surcharges, Fuel Surcharges, Taxi Time, Consumer Price Index (CPI) Escalators, Segment Minimums, Daily Minimums, De-Icing, Catering, Wi-Fi, Initiation Fees, Monthly and Annual Dues, Peak Day Surcharges, Interchange Fees, Roundtrip Discounts, Long Flight Discounts, Hub Discounts, Advance Booking Discounts, Luxury and Lifestyle Partnerships Discounts and Freebies. Gollan also explains the differences between broker, fractional fleet, managed fleet and owned fleet jet cards, and includes a helpful Jet Card Glossary.