"Travel to Hawaii is about to be redefined. Aero, the luxury semi-private air travel company, has partnered with the Forbes Five-Star Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea to launch an effortless new flight experience connecting Los Angeles and Maui. This collaboration introduces the first-ever semi-private route between mainland America and the Hawaiian Islands open to all travelers, bringing an entirely new level of comfort and exclusivity to the journey."
"Ben Klein, CEO of Aero, explained, "Our expansion to Maui will bring another coveted destination to Aero's route map, building on our recent entry into the east coast market with flights between NYC and LA. With the introduction of Gulfstream-IV jets to our fleet, we will be able to provide an unparalleled experience offering comfort and convenience that is traditionally only found in the world of private charters.""
"Flying Aero means bypassing crowded terminals and long security lines. Passengers check in through private terminals with a 20-minute streamlined process. Each Gulfstream-IV jet accommodates only 12 passengers, ensuring more personal space and attentive service than any commercial cabin could provide. The onboard experience is designed with luxury in mind. Guests are treated to Hawaii-inspired meals curated by Erewhon, the iconic Los Angeles grocer, with breakfast and lunch service depending on f"
Aero has partnered with the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea to introduce the first semi-private route between mainland America and the Hawaiian Islands, launching November 2025. Weekly flights will operate between Los Angeles' Van Nuys Airport (VNY) and Maui's Kahului Airport (OGG), using Gulfstream-IV jets configured for 12 passengers. One-way fares start at USD 5,495 per passenger. Passengers will check in through private terminals with a 20-minute streamlined process, bypass crowded terminals, and receive Hawaii-inspired meals curated by Erewhon. The service aims to bridge commercial first-class and private charter experiences.
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