Jet It, the 12th largest U.S. private jet operator measured by fractional and charter flight hours, is shutting down after grounding its fleet a week earlier.
According to Flying magazine, the HondaJet operator told employees their jobs were permanently terminated late yesterday.
The report also said the company was closing, although no bankruptcy was mentioned.
Glenn Gonzales, the CEO of Jet It, replied to the story by saying, “Following the response received from Honda, we needed to give people the chance to receive federal benefits while we work with them to determine a path forward.”
safety concerns following a series of runway excursions,
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