- Private jet charter and management firm Jet Linx just opened its 18th private terminal in September at Teterboro Airport.
- The exclusive facility is only available to passengers arriving or departing on Jet Linx planes, making it more private than the other shared-use terminals at the airport.
- I visited the terminal to interview Jet Linx’s CEO, Jamie Walker, about his latest acquisition of a competitor, Meridian Air Charter, also located at Teterboro Airport.
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One of the best perks of chartering an aircraft is getting to use the executive terminals at airports instead of piling into the crowded commercial ones with countless strangers.
Flying private affords the wealthy benefits like skipping the security checkpoint and in some cases, driving right up to the plane and jetting off. It’s an experience that most commercial flyers will never get to enjoy and purposely so, as privacy, exclusivity, and convenience are the bulk of what most private flyers are paying for.
But even private terminals can fill up, especially with more wealthy travelers taking to the skies on chartered aircraft to avoid the airlines. Just like the commercial terminals, multiple flights can leave from the same time out of one private terminal, so one jet charter company built its own so its passengers wouldn’t have to share.
Aircraft charter and management firm Jet Linx opened its terminal at Teterboro Airport in 2019 to serve its growing clientele at one of the country’s busiest private airports. The New Jersey airport primarily serves New York City, less than 10 miles and a drive through the Lincoln Tunnel away.
Take a look inside Jet Linx's Teterboro terminal.