The deal strengthened Vaunt’s light jet category, extended its geographic reach and introduced a Bombardier Global 5000, the platform's first large-cabin aircraft.
Leviate Air Group has joined the Vaunt platform as an approved third-party operator, adding 13 aircraft to the network including six HondaJets. This move strengthens Vaunt’s light jet category and expands access to one of its members’ most requested aircraft.
Vaunt was originally built on Volato’s HondaJet fleet, which shaped its short-notice travel model and loyal following. The addition of Leviate reinforces that foundation, keeping the aircraft type front and centre for members.
“Leviate is proud to bring both depth and diversity to the Vaunt fleet,” says Logan Laporte, director of sales, Honda fleet at Leviate Air Group. “We've long believed in the HondaJet as a premium experience for regional travel. As the platform evolves, we're excited to help shape what future tiers, like large-cabin access, could look like for Vaunt members.”
Leviate’s Bombardier Global 5000, while not yet available on the platform, is the first large-cabin jet operated by a Vaunt partner and paves the way for expanded service options.
Vaunt now has over 100 aircraft across its network, supported by strong sales growth and new features including hotel and airline booking integrations.
