PRIVATE JET SERVICES IN
INDIANAPOLIS, IN
Indianapolis is a lively Midwestern city best known for its motorsports heritage, sports culture, and family-friendly attractions.
INSIDE THE JET LINX INDIANAPOLIS PRIVATE TERMINAL
Our private terminal at Indianapolis International Airport is designed for Jet Card Members and Aircraft Owners who value time, discretion, and consistency.
As one of the company's first expansion markets, Jet Linx Indianapolis opened in 2008 as Jet Linx grew beyond its Omaha roots and introduced its local model to new cities. Located at Indianapolis International Airport, the base quickly established itself as a personalized alternative to traditional private aviation, building strong relationships throughout the Central Indiana community. Jet Linx Indianapolis holds an important place in company history as one of the early bases that helped establish the Base Partner model supporting Jet Linx's national expansion strategy.
Jet Linx Indianapolis private terminal offers:
- Private conference room for pre-flight meetings or client briefings
- Coffee bar with full-service espresso
- Fully stocked bar
- Plane-side service for direct boarding from your vehicle
- On-site maintenance team
- Car wash on request during your trip
- Direct ramp access from the private terminal
- Complimentary high-speed Wifi
Meet Your Dedicated INDIANAPOLIS Team
Tom Buffington
Abigail Hensley
CONNECT WITH JET LINX Indianapolis
Our Indianapolis team is ready to provide personalized private aviation solutions for your business and leisure travel needs.
JET LINX INDIANAPOLIS LOCAL HISTORY
Indianapolis International Airport opened on September 24, 1931 as Indianapolis Municipal Airport, after the site was selected in 1928 by an Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce committee. In 1944 it was renamed Weir Cook Municipal Airport in honor of Col. Harvey Weir Cook, an Indiana-born World War I flying ace with seven victories who died flying a P-39 over New Caledonia during World War II. The airport was renamed Indianapolis International in 1976, and its current $1.1 billion, 1.2 million square-foot Weir Cook Terminal opened on November 12, 2008 as the first post-9/11 greenfield airport terminal designed and built in the United States. KIND was named Best Airport in North America by Airports Council International in 2010, 2012, and 2013.