Private jet firm Jet Linx opens at PDK airport

Private jet provider Jet Linx has opened at DeKalb-Peachtree Airport, specializing in jet cards that allow customers to prepay for flight time and offering access to a small network of private jet facilities around the country.

Omaha-based Jet Linx partnered with former Days Inn chief executive John Snodgrass to open its 4,000-square foot private terminal at Signature Flight Support’s PDK facility. The company also manages private jets for their owners.

Jet Linx’s arrival in Atlanta follows the opening of a facility at PDK last year by fractional private jet giant NetJets, which sells Marquis Jet Cards with access to the NetJets fleet.

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