Book a private jet in three taps.

The brief

Flyblack wanted to be the fastest way to fly private in the world: not a marketplace, not a lead form, an actual product. The catch: private aviation runs on relationships, tail numbers, and phone calls at midnight. The industry’s “apps” were request forms wearing a black suit. Flyblack’s clients expected the opposite of friction, and the opposite of feeling like they were talking to a machine.

What we built

A native mobile app backed by a booking and pricing engine we built alongside it. The client picks two cities and a time; the platform reconciles live availability across a network of 3,000+ aircraft, prices the leg in real time, and returns a confirmable quote in under a second. Behind the calm interface: an availability graph, dynamic pricing, and a computer-vision pipeline that reads operator fleet documents and safety certificates so nothing enters the network unvetted.

The interface is deliberately restrained: one decisive primary action on every screen, a boarding experience that treats the client’s time as the scarcest thing in the transaction, and a human concierge one tap away for the moments that still deserve a person.

3,000+

Aircraft in network

<1s

Search to live quote

as fast as 4h

Booking to wheels-up

4.8

App Store rating

Why it worked

We treated “fast” as a safety-grade requirement, not a nice-to-have: quotes are cached optimistically, the availability graph updates on a live feed, and the whole flow degrades gracefully to the concierge when an aircraft falls through. The result is an app that keeps pace with a client who decides to fly on the drive to the airport, and a platform Flyblack’s own team can operate without a single 3am phone tree.

Triple-platinum safety standards, the newest aircraft, and a booking experience that finally matches the product it sells.