WingTips is developing shared flights on business aircraft for trips of 120 to 350 miles to destinations commercial airlines don’t serve—with a goal of getting travelers there four times faster than driving
A shorter way to your destination
WingTips is developing shared regional flights for trips of 120 to 350 miles—using nearby airports to help travelers spend less time getting there.
We are building the software and raising funding to bring the service to market. Flights are not yet available.
Too far for a convenient drive
Difficult to reach by airline
Think about a trip of a couple hundred miles: a business visit, a weekend away, or time with family.
Driving can consume much of the day. An airline itinerary may take you out of your way—or leave you with a long drive after you land.
WingTips is being designed to offer another option: shared flights between airports closer to where your journey begins and ends.
The journey we’re working to make possible,
Regional trips without the long drive
Our focus is trips of 120 to 350 miles, including journeys that travelers would like to complete in a day.
Connections beyond the airline airport
We also envision WingTips complementing airline travel, providing a regional flight between an airline airport and an airport closer to the traveler’s final destination.
Transportation beyond the runway
Our planned service includes coordinated ground transportation, with the goal of making the entire journey more convenient—not just the flight.
Share the flight, rather than charter the airplane
WingTips is developing a shared-charter model in which travelers would book individual seats rather than pay to charter an entire aircraft.
Our goal is to make regional flying an option for more travelers, at a lower per-person cost than chartering an aircraft for themselves.
Why we’re starting with software
Sharing a flight means bringing together travelers whose destinations and timing fit.
We are building software to evaluate trip requests, identify compatible journeys, and price shared flights. The challenge is to offer travelers useful options while bringing together enough demand to support each flight.
That coordination is at the center of the WingTips model.
Help shape where WingTips goes first
Where would you fly if a long drive were no longer your best option?
Tell us the trips you would like WingTips to serve. Your input can help inform our planning.
Submitting a trip preference is not a booking or reservation. Routes, schedules, fares, and launch timing have not been announced.
Interested in helping build WingTips?
We are raising funding and welcome conversations with prospective investors and potential partners.