Charter brokerage formalizes advisory services for family offices, wealth managers, and private client teams navigating private aviation decisions.
Triumph Jets, a private jet charter brokerage with offices in Chicago and Miami, announced today an expanded private aviation advisory service designed specifically for family offices, wealth managers, and private client teams.
The service formalizes work Triumph Jets has been doing for years: advising family offices and private wealth teams whose principals are entering private aviation for the first time, or who fly privately today and are evaluating whether their current solution still fits.
Engagements range from straightforward to complex. On one end, projecting what a family’s annual private aviation spend is likely to be based on current flying patterns. On the other, evaluating an aircraft acquisition, where Triumph Jets coordinates with the client’s tax and legal advisors and its own network of aviation specialists so the family can make a fully informed decision.
Behind the advisory sits a panel of specialists Triumph Jets has assembled, including an experienced corporate flight team and a dedicated aircraft acquisitions expert, alongside the company’s own brokerage team with more than a decade in the global charter market. Collectively, the broader team brings over fifty years of hospitality experience to a category where service is often promised and rarely delivered.
“Family offices don’t need another vendor. They need one aviation resource that gives them straight answers,” said Arturo Gomez, Co-Founder of Triumph Jets, who leads the advisory practice. “Whether the question is what a year of flying should cost, whether a jet card makes sense, or whether it’s time to buy an aircraft, our job is to give the family and their advisors the clearest possible information and then execute.”
Each relationship begins with an introduction and a structured session to understand the family’s needs, how information should flow, and who on the Triumph Jets team the family office should reach for each type of request. From there, the company builds a program around the specific family rather than fitting the family into a standard product.
Confidentiality is treated as a baseline requirement of the practice. The identities of clients and the details of their movements remain strictly between Triumph Jets and the client’s designated team.
Family offices, wealth managers, and private client teams can contact Triumph Jets directly to discuss the advisory service.
