Jet.AI is a small company in the middle of a strategic pivot from private aviation toward AI data center infrastructure. On the aviation side — which is being divested — Jet.AI operates a fractional jet ownership and jet card program using a small fleet of light jets based in Las Vegas, serving high-net-worth individuals and corporate executives who want on-demand private jet access. Jet.AI also operates CharterGPT, an AI-powered charter booking app, and Ava, an agentic AI model for booking jets via phone or text, both designed to automate the quoting, contracting, and booking process. Two B2B SaaS products round out the aviation business: Reroute AI, which helps Part 135 operators monetize empty legs, and DynoFlight, an emissions tracking and carbon offset API. Jet.AI has signed an agreement to sell its aviation assets to flyExclusive, with shareholders receiving flyExclusive stock; Jet.AI would retain its software and IP. On the data center side, Jet.AI is pursuing minority equity stakes in joint venture projects through Convergence Compute, a venture with Consensus Core Technologies, targeting two hyperscale campuses in Canada with a combined power capacity of roughly 1.5 gigawatts, plus a 50 MW campus in Nevada. Jet.AI has also committed up to $20M to Convergence Compute across five tranches tied to development milestones. The company holds a roughly 49.9% interest in the sponsor of AI Infrastructure Acquisition Corp., a SPAC focused on AI infrastructure that raised $138M in its October 2025 IPO. Jet.AI has nine employees and is currently out of compliance with Nasdaq's minimum bid price requirement.