Where Does Your Jet Card Deposit Actually Go?
TruNorth Jets founder Sarah Oberman explains what happens to your money once you prepay for a jet card or membership — and why her brokerage never asks clients to fund an account in advance.
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TruNorth Jets founder Sarah Oberman explains what happens to your money once you prepay for a jet card or membership — and why her brokerage never asks clients to fund an account in advance.
ONEflight International has paused flights amid reported financial trouble. TruNorth Jets founder Sarah Oberman on what happens to prepaid jet card money and the consumer-protection question our industry hasn’t answered.
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