TORONTO — Private jet travel is expected to grow in the wake of the pandemic and that has Jet It expanding into Canada with Canadian-based aircraft.

The company says its business model is day-based fractional ownership for domestic and international trips.

Jet It and JetClub are now in Europe, the U.S. and Canada.

Jet It Canada share owners, who purchase anywhere from one-tenth to one-half of an aircraft, have access to private travel in a twin-engine jet aircraft ‘without the risk of large groups, security lines or the cost of traditional private travel.’

The Jet It day-based model offers concierge service, flight crew and access to the aircraft for the day. Owners pay for the occupied flight time at a rate of $2,200 per hour.