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Wheels Up

www.wheelsup.com

 
Wheels Up is a revolutionary membership-based private aviation company that eliminates fixed costs and provides unparalleled flexibility created and led by Kenny Dichter, the Founder of Marquis Jet and innovator of the first 25-hour fractional jet card. Wheels Up has developed proprietary cutting-edge applications and offers unrivaled personalized service, providing members with a unique high-tech and high-touch experience. With a modest initiation fee and reasonable annual dues, Wheels Up is designed to appeal to individuals and corporations currently flying privately. With an 8,760-hour culture (referencing the number of hours in a year), Wheels Up membership includes Wheels Down, a corresponding ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million
  • www.wheelsup.com
  • 601 West 26th Street
    New York, NY USA 10001
  • Phone: 855.359.8760

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Matthew Kahn
Vice President of Operations Strategy and Transformation Profile
Srikanth Satya
Chief Technology and Development Officer Profile
Shahnawaz Sabuwala
Head Of Security Architecture and Operations Profile

Funding

Wheels Up raised $117.5M on 10/06/2017

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