Make Page Six a Preferred Source A go-to plane service for A-listers is coming back — and it offers much more than pretzels and apple juice.
Luxury helicopter and plane platform Blade’s luxury BLADEone service — which wedges itself between first-class seats and private charter jets — provides clients with premier food, valuable freebies and, perhaps most importantly, legroom.
BLADEone flies between hubs in New York (Manhattan and Westchester) and Florida (Miami and Palm Beach) in partnership with Aero, aka the “Uber for jets.”
In the air, passengers get access Starlink Wi-Fi, Lola blankets, custom BLADEone dopp kits containing $800 of personal care products and full bar service.
Clients can also enjoy Pearl Street caviar, seat-side Caesar salad service and BonBon candy. In-flight dining is provided by Major Food Group.
For entertainment, the aircraft has iPad Pros available, which show first-run films and television series throughout the flight duration.
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The jet service — which runs on a seasonal schedule — starts November 19, 2026 and runs through May 2, 2027.
Notable names like actor Jon Hamm, Padma Lakshmi of “Top Chef,” Bravo host Andy Cohen, actor Zach Braff, rapper Ja Rule, hotelier Sean MacPherson, and socialite Lauren Santo Domingo have experienced all the bells and whistles Blade includes in its experience.
“Given the significant migration of New Yorkers to South Florida, as well as the increase in business travel between the two geographies, there has never been a better time to reintroduce our service,” Blade founder and CEO Rob Wiesenthal said.
The premium flight experience starts at $2,450 per seat. Pets can come along for the trip, with a $500 fee for dogs under 20 pounds. BLADEone even offers a Dog Flight Pass for $3,500.
The pooch pass provides priority booking, a custom BLADEone collar, and an in-flight lay-flat dog bed.
“Aero exists for travelers who want the privacy and ease of a private jet without chartering thewhole aircraft,” Aero CEO Ben Klein added.
“We’re excited to be combining forces with Blade to bring the same experience and precision we’re known for on the West Coast to the East Coast. After working together this summer on our Los Angeles to East Hampton service, BLADEone is the obvious next step, and the New York to Florida corridor is the right addition to our current network of routes.”
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