ONEflight faces lawsuits after halting private-jet flights
ONEflight International and CEO Ferren Rajput face at least four customer lawsuits after the private-jet broker stopped flying in September.
- Company: ONEflight International
- Founded in 2010
- Flights halted in September 2026
- At least 4 customer lawsuits reported
- Partners included McLaren Formula One and the PGA Tour’s Myrtle Beach Classic
A private-jet broker known for high-profile marketing is now facing legal trouble. Bloomberg reported that ONEflight International and CEO Ferren Rajput have been sued by customers after the Colorado company stopped flying last month.
The key number is at least 4 lawsuits. Customers allege prepaid money became stuck after operations halted, and Bloomberg reported claims that clients were encouraged to put in more cash while the company was already struggling to provide paid-for flights.
The case matters because prepaid jet cards and broker accounts depend heavily on trust. ONEflight had raised its profile through sports and celebrity-linked promotions, including ties to McLaren Formula One and the PGA Tour’s Myrtle Beach Classic. The lawsuits are a reminder that flashy branding is not the same as operator strength or escrow protection.
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