Hawaii has become an expensive destination, catering to high-end travelers. This goal will reach a new level starting Thanksgiving. In November, wealthy US mainland visitors can avoid sitting for more than 5 hours in an uncomfortable seat on a Boeing 737 Max or Airbus NEO, which, even in first class, will offer only one glass of inexpensive champagne. Free-flowing Don Pérignon or similar is on the menu at Aero.
Aero and the 5 Star Four Seasons Resort in Wailea, Maui, teamed up to offer their guests a semi-private jet experience with weekly flights on a 12-seat Gulfstream IV jet.
Spending 4-digit Dollar figures for a room per night, a flight on Aero may not sound expensive after all, when taking Four Seasons Resort vacationers from Van Nuys airport in Los Angeles to Kahului, Maui on this first semi-private route scheduled weekly with above first-class amenities.
Ben Klein, CEO of Aero, comments, “Our expansion to Maui will bring another coveted destination to Aero’s route map, building on our recent entry into the East Coast market. He promised an unparalleled experience offering comfort and convenience that is traditionally only found in the world of private charters.”
Flights will launch before Thanksgiving, and the one-way airfare is only $5,495.00, which avoids TSA checks and fighting your way through a busy LAX airport.
