PHOENIX — A U.S. private plane company opened its third regional base at Scottsdale Airport in early May and will be fully operational later this summer, according to a Wednesday press release.

Jet OUT , which was established in 2018 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, will have two of its Citation CJ4 Gen2 aircrafts stationed in Scottsdale. The co-ownership and co-lease company said up to 16 people will be able to utilize these planes.

Jet OUT’s Scottsdale team features 14 locally-hired employees ranging from pilots to sales representatives. At Scottsdale Airport, the planes are parked within a 3,000-square-foot facility that also includes a lounge for customers, a sales office and a dedicated maintenance area.

The company also has operations at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (opened in September 2024) in addition to its birth location at Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee.

“We are excited to bring Jet OUT’s unique local-national fleet to a new market , while enhancing access and service for our existing owners and clients,” Jet OUT CEO Joseph Crivello said in the release. “By unifying a national network of regional bases, we can provide our clients the operational benefits of home-basing their aircraft without sacrificing the program benefits and sophistication that only a national operator can offer.”

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Within co-ownership and co-lease programs, Jet OUT customers can fly 20 days “per share, per year” and commit to service times from one to five years in length.

The new Scottsdale location will be Jet OUT’s first to offer the Co-Lease 10 program, which provides 10 flying days over one year. The latest plan is “designed to make private aviation more accessible with a reduced commitment,” according to the release.

For new customers and those who refer them, Jet OUT provides a complimentary round-trip flight. Learn more about the insider program here .

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