PRIVATE JET SERVICES IN
OMAHA, NE
Omaha is a welcoming Midwestern city known for its family-friendly attractions, strong business community, and growing arts scene—especially relevant given its proximity to your region in Nebraska.
INSIDE THE JET LINX OMAHA PRIVATE TERMINAL
Our private terminal at Eppley Airfield is designed for Jet Card Members and Aircraft Owners who value time, discretion, and consistency.
Jet Linx is headquartered in Omaha, where the company was founded in 1999 as the first FAA-certified operator to offer a guaranteed Jet Card program. The Omaha base, established in 2007 at Eppley Airfield (KOMA), houses one of the largest non-airline FBO hangar footprints in the country: a 60,000 square-foot private hangar with capacity for 12 aircraft and a movable internal hangar door creating two configurable private hangar spaces. Jet Linx Omaha currently manages 12 aircraft locally and has been recognized as a Best of B2B winner.
Jet Linx Omaha private terminal offers:
- Private conference room with TV, audio, and large-format displays for pre-flight meetings or client briefings
- Full bar
- 60,000 square-foot private hangar with capacity for 12 aircraft, with a movable internal hangar door creating two configurable private hangar spaces
- Pilot lounge and sleeping quarters
- Pet rooms for traveling Members
- Quiet rooms for focused work or rest before departure
- Private TSA and dedicated ramp access separate from the public Eppley terminal
- Second-floor outdoor balcony with views of the Omaha skyline
- Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi
Meet Your Dedicated OMAHA Team
Ashley Allisma
Katie Peers
CONNECT WITH JET LINX OMAHA
Our Omaha team is ready to provide personalized private aviation solutions for your business and leisure travel needs.
JET LINX OMAHA LOCAL HISTORY
The team partners with the University of Nebraska Omaha Aviation Institute and Hubbard House on aviation education outreach for students from pre-K through grade 12. The Omaha base moved into a new purpose-built facility in November 2023; the building was damaged by a tornado in April 2024, and after operating from a temporary facility during repairs, the team moved back into the base in November 2024.