Vantage Executive Business Aviation PC-24

Vantagepoint Business Aviation was founded in 2005, with the objective of catering to high ranking executives throughout the United States. They received their Part 121 certificate in June of 2006, and began flights in August of 2006, with a fleet of five Cessna 525 Citations. Their first flight went from Dallas Love Field to Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (KDAL-KFXE). The fleet ultimately grew to 12 aircraft-all Cessna 525s-by 2017. At that point, they took delivery of their first Pilatus PC-24. With that delivery, Vantagepoint rebranded as Vantage Executive Business Aviation, and began to use a standardized livery, which was not unlike competing airlines like Jetset (by Adam). In 2020, with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, CEO Edwin Grisham made a statement declaring the "immediate retirement of our Cessna Citation fleet due to reduced demand, and higher costs to upkeep the aircraft, especially during pandemic era."
Today, Vantage operates a fleet of 16 Pilatus PC-24s, with orders that would allow for a grand total of as many as 50 aircraft in the fleet. They have operating bases out of Dallas-Love Field (KDAL), Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (KFXE), Chicago Executive Airport (KPWK), Teterboro Airport (KTEB), Van Nuys Airport (KVNY), and Palo Alto Airport (KPAO).