Silverstone, summer 2026. As teams and drivers converge on the British Grand Prix circuit, a new partnership takes flight. Flexjet has been announced as the Official Private Aviation Supplier of Formula 1, with the multi-year agreement officially launching ahead of the 2026 British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
The pairing makes obvious sense. Flexjet operates a global fleet of over 340 ultramodern private jets—precision engineering meets on-demand logistics. Formula 1 races across continents throughout the season, with teams, executives, and stakeholders constantly on the move. It’s the kind of relentless schedule that demands reliable, high-caliber transport.
Sustainability sits at the heart of this deal. All flights under the partnership will run on Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), connecting private aviation to Formula 1’s environmental strategy.
Flexjet owners gain tangible perks. They’ll access exclusive hospitality and behind-the-scenes moments at selected Grand Prix events via the Flexjet Red Label programme. The two organizations will also team up on a digital content series.
Flexjet didn’t arrive at this moment by accident. The company created the fractional jet ownership model when it launched in 1995, and holds 26 FAA Diamond Awards for Excellence—more than any competitor in the space. Kenn Ricci, Flexjet’s Chairman, put it plainly: “This is a natural alignment of two worlds in which both luxury aircraft and fast cars require absolute precision and flawless coordination to achieve success”.