The Preferred List — your private aviation provider list, built over time

Why every Market Intelligence tool exists

The Route Estimator, Local Providers, US and regional fleets, program comparison, aircraft models, fractional analysis — every Market Intelligence tool in FlightWiseOS leads to one place: your Preferred List.

The Preferred List is the outcome of all that research. It’s where you keep the operators, fleets, aircraft, and programs you trust, so you can use them flight by flight. It’s the core of flying smart.

How it fills up

Every tool lets you favorite, or thumbs up, what you find:

• A Local Provider based near your airports
• A specific aircraft — a tail you’d like to fly again
• A US or regional fleet with good coverage where you travel
• An aircraft type that fits your missions
• A jet card, membership, or fractional program

Each one lands on your Preferred List. You don’t have to build it in one sitting. It grows as you research, compare, and fly.

How it’s organized

FlightWiseOS organizes your Preferred List by how you fly each provider, not just what kind of record it is:

Group	What’s in it
On-Demand — Local Providers	Based operators near your airports, and the specific aircraft you’ve saved
On-Demand — US and regional fleets	Floating fleets you can charter trip by trip
Jet cards and memberships	The prepaid-access programs you hold or are considering, and the operators that run them
Fractional	Fractional and lease programs, and the fleets behind them

One operator can appear in more than one place. A large operator might offer a jet card and a fractional share; a regional operator might be available On-Demand only. Organizing by flight type shows you every way you can fly with each provider.

Your Preferred List also keeps your safety standards, which can be set by your account admin, and your saved route plans and scenarios from the Route Estimator.

Your aviation Rolodex

Over time, your Preferred List becomes your Rolodex of private aviation providers:

• Local Providers in each of your home markets
• A few national fleets with strong coverage where you travel
• The programs you hold, and the ones worth considering at renewal
• Aircraft and aircraft types you know work for your trips

All of it organized, in one place, and shared with everyone on your account.

Using it flight by flight

When a trip comes up, you don’t start from scratch. You go to your Preferred List and pick:

• A program you hold — book your jet card, membership, or fractional share directly.
• A Local Provider — for round trips and short hops from your home markets.
• A US or regional fleet — for remote departures and longer one-way flights.

As you fly, FlightWiseOS helps you pinpoint the best choice for each trip, and why — based on the route, the aircraft size, your preferences, and how you’ve flown before. Send one request to the right providers and book. See Book & Manage Flights.

You’re never limited to the list. You can always go out to the wider market for a trip, and save any new operator that works out.

Why it matters

• Faster sourcing. Your vetted providers are ready before you need them.
• Better choices. Each trip draws on the right mix of programs, Local Providers, and fleets.
• Your standards, every time. Every provider on the list was chosen against your safety and aircraft preferences.
• It compounds. The more you research and fly, the stronger your list gets.
• It’s yours. The list belongs to your account, and stays when people or providers change.

An example

A company starts with the two programs it already holds. Over a few months, its team uses Local Providers to save three operators in each of its home cities, compares national fleets and saves two with strong western coverage, and favorites an aircraft type that fits most of its trips.

Now, when the CEO needs a same-day round trip, the assistant sends a request to the saved Local Providers. A cross-country one-way goes to the national fleets. A holiday trip goes on the jet card. Every choice comes from one list the company built itself.

Who it’s for

• Executives and families who want trusted options ready for every trip
• Assistants and planners who source flights and want fewer searches
• Procurement teams keeping a vetted list of approved providers

The Preferred List is part of every FlightWiseOS plan, starting with Access. Start building it with the Route Estimator, Local Providers, and US and regional fleets, or read the Market Intelligence overview.