JetFlo & G-Yachts in Ultimate Jet: From Sky to Sea

The latest issue of Ultimate Jet — the bilingual English–French business-aviation magazine that has called itself “the voice of business aviation” since 2008 — was published to coincide with the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show. JetFlo appears in it twice:

• A feature on our partnership with G-Yachts — “Jetflo & G-Yachts: A Seamless Luxury Journey from Sky to Sea”, in the News · Manufacturers & Operators section (page 10), with JetFlo founder Florent Sériès and G-Yachts founder Gaspard Milazzo.
• A full-page JetFlo advertisement — the jet-over-superyacht photograph at the top of this post, with the line that sums up how we work: the difference between a good flight and a really good flight.

One journey, from take-off to anchorage

The partnership between JetFlo and G-Yachts — the Monaco yacht brokerage Gaspard Milazzo founded in 1999 — grew out of a simple observation: we look after the same clients. Someone who has chartered a superyacht for a week off Sardinia does not want to think about how they get to the boat. They want to step off the aircraft and be on board.

So our two teams plan the trip as one. The flight is timed around the yacht’s itinerary rather than the other way round, and everything in between — the car or helicopter transfer from the runway to the marina, the luggage, the guests’ preferences on board — is arranged before anyone leaves home. The client keeps a single point of contact from the first leg to the last.

The feature singles out the destinations where that coordination matters most: Ibiza, Sardinia via Olbia, the Greek islands such as Mykonos, and the French Riviera, where Nice is the gateway to Monaco, Cannes and Saint-Tropez.

Why aviation and yachting belong together

Private aviation and superyachting are built on the same promises: privacy, discretion, flexibility, and service that anticipates rather than reacts. As the article points out, a walk around the Monaco Yacht Show is enough to see how closely the two worlds are intertwined.

For our clients, that has practical consequences. Choosing the right aircraft for a yacht holiday is partly about the airport — several island and Riviera airfields have short runways, tight summer slots or limited parking, and the biggest cabin is not always the best fit. It is also about timing: arriving on the morning the yacht is ready, flying home when the charter ends, and using empty legs or one-way options when they make the trip simpler or better value.

People first: the JetFlo approach

The feature also tells the JetFlo story: a charter brokerage founded in Switzerland by Florent Sériès with the ambition of making private aviation more personal and more transparent. Every flight is put together by experienced aviation specialists whose job is to anticipate what a client needs before they have to ask — which is why entrepreneurs, family offices, luxury travel advisors and private clients trust us with their travel around the world.

Read the feature

The three pages featuring JetFlo — the cover, the article and our advertisement — are available to download:

Download the Ultimate Jet feature (PDF, 3 pages, 0.6 MB)

The complete issue #98 — with Leonardo’s VIP helicopters on the cover, a mid-year review of the business-aviation market and much more — can be read free on ultimatejet.com.

Planning a yacht charter? Tell us where the boat will be and when, and we will build the flights around it — request a quote and our Geneva team will come back to you, day or night.

Magazine pages © Ultimate Jet, issue #98.