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No one wants to sit in a crowded terminal, waiting to be shuttled onto a packed flight. Anyone with the means to do so will opt for flying private, and a number of membership-based private jet services—like NetJets and Wheels Up— have popped up over the years. But a new option, based right here in Miami, takes this idea to the next level. Meet Revaire, the members-only digital platform that is officially doing for the skies what Soho House did for the ground: turning an exclusive space into a curated community.
Launched last year and headquartered in the luxury private jet hub that is the 305, Revaire isn’t just another charter service—it’s a private members' club designed for the "accomplished visionary." Founded by Harrison Epstein, the club targets a high-caliber mix of executives, athletes and creatives who value their time as much as their connections.
The secret sauce is Revaire’s patent-pending technology. Instead of you hunting for a jet, the platform does the heavy lifting by tracking member activity to find others headed in the same direction. If a private route aligns with your commercial booking, Revaire alerts you, allowing you to swap a middle seat for a shared private cabin in minutes. By leveraging empty legs and shared charters, Revaire makes private aviation "effortlessly attainable" without sacrificing the prestige. And since you're flying with other members, the networking opportunities are endless.
While the primary flight paths currently go between Los Angeles, New York and Miami, Revaire’s influence extends far beyond the runway. The club is becoming a fixture at the world’s buzziest cultural events. Revaire curates one-of-a-kind experiences at iconic destinations, like a recent activation at The Masters and the exclusive Surf Club Palm Springs event during Stagecoach. Revaire ensures its members are always in the right place with the right crowd.
Revaire has a meticulous vetting process, and the club maintains a strict standard of entry. There's currently a waitlist for membership, which launched with a membership fee of $1500. This is true exclusivity at 30,000 feet, where connections are made while you fly.