NetJets expands private jet terminal network at four US airports

NetJets is investing in new and larger terminals at four US airports, the business aviation provider said. New facilities are planned at Dallas Love Field, Washington Dulles and Rifle in Colorado. At West Palm Beach an existing terminal will be replaced by a bigger one.

In Dallas, a complex of about 10,600 square metres is planned by the end of 2028. It will include an exclusive passenger terminal and a second service hangar. Flight activity by NetJets at that location has risen by more than 25 percent since 2022.

At Washington Dulles, roughly 1,300 square metres in an existing building are to be converted for NetJets from the start of 2027. In Rifle, a terminal of about 560 square metres with a hangar is to be completed by the start of 2027. The Rifle site is intended to serve as an alternative during planned runway renovation at Aspen airport.

In West Palm Beach, terminal space grows from about 930 to 1,390 square metres. NetJets operates more than 50 locations worldwide, including offices, private jet terminals and service centres.