Book a private jet with Bitcoin.
The house pioneered cryptocurrency payment in private aviation and has settled flights on-chain since 2018. Every quote comes in dollars and crypto side by side; payment moves wallet-to-wallet, and confirmation releases the flight.
Tell the desk the mission. The quote comes back in dollars and cryptocurrency side by side — same aircraft, same inclusions, stated expiry.
Accept, and the desk issues a wallet address. Send the exact amount from your wallet; settlement happens on-chain in minutes, not banking days.
Confirmation releases the flight. No card-dispute holds, no cut-off times, no wires lost in a Friday afternoon.
Most private aviation still doesn't touch crypto. Bitlux has settled on-chain since 2018.
Blockchain settlement clears while a wire is still in a queue. When an aircraft needs securing tonight, that speed is the difference between holding the schedule and losing it.
Card networks allow disputes for months, so aviation merchants hedge — with holds, prepayment, and padding. Crypto is final on confirmation, and the desk can act on it immediately.
Payment moves directly between wallets. No card statements, no third-party processors handling your itinerary alongside your identity.
Crypto payment questions.
Yes. Payment moves wallet-to-wallet and is verified on the blockchain — final when confirmed, with no card networks or intermediaries in between. Refunds, where the cancellation policy provides them, are made in the same cryptocurrency you paid with.
No. The desk quotes in dollars and crypto side by side, and the quote states what it includes. The number you accept is the number you pay; network fees are visible on-chain, not buried in an invoice.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and major stablecoins as standard. Holding something else? Ask the desk — the house has settled in a long list of assets since 2018.