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08/02/2025

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Tony Robbins, the high-energy strategist behind some of the world’s most influential personal development seminars, is entering a new phase of global impact with initiatives that span technology, media and humanitarian aid. Robbins, who has coached presidents, CEOs and millions of individuals acro...

08/02/2025

Even billionaires are selling seats on personal planes and jet charters at relative discounts. 🔗: https://on.wsj.com/4o1bjam

Real-estate investor Enrico Scarda, 56, sold his own jet around a year ago but has not sworn off his habit of flying private. He’s a member of a 676-person invite-only group chat that operates like a Craigslist for one-percent fliers.

Members of these chats hawk seats on their own jets to defray costs or charter planes and look for splitters.

Scarda said most seats between New York and South Florida go for at least $2,000 in the WhatsApp group. Commercial airliners like JetBlue and Delta ferry passengers between the two areas for as little as a 10th of that.

Some are simply passengers with an aversion to TSA lines. Private-jet brokers also pop in, offering their clients’ inventory. That often means seats on “dead-leg” flights—empty jets flying to pick up passengers.

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