OpesJet

OpesJet is an online marketplace for private jet charters. The site describes it as a reverse auction marketplace. Operators compete with each other to win a flight, the site says. The site is marked invitation only in its description. The site does not give a head office location. Its operating companies are registered in England and Wales and in Florida.

The site says there are no sign up fees, subscription fees or commitments. The site says OpesJet charges a 4 percent service fee only when it finds the flight a customer decides to book. It says members have direct access to more than 10,000 charter aircraft worldwide.

The site explains the reverse auction. A customer asks for a flight, and operators bid to fly it. The site says this lets customers book at the rates operators offer. The site says it is designed to give customers full transparency.

The site includes a disclaimer. It says OpesJet only provides introductory services between charter customers and certificated air carriers. It says it is not a charter broker, a travel agency or a certified air carrier. It says it does not operate any aircraft and is not a party to the transactions between parties.

The site promotes a web app that works on any device. It says users can take control of bookings and discover deals. The site has a launch page, an engage page and a how it works section.

The site links to terms of use for US residents and for non US residents, and a privacy policy. It links to Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram.

The site says members can book through the platform only when it finds the flight the customer wants. It says there are no hidden costs. The site lists terms of use for US residents and non US residents, along with a privacy policy. It has a launch page for its web app and an explore the app page.