Private Jet Expeditions was a United States charter airline which also operated scheduled passenger service that was part of the OASIS Group from Spain.

Private Jet Expeditions was founded in 1989 by Wichita, Kansas entrepreneur Jack P. DeBoer and began operations with a former Trans World Airlines (TWA) Boeing 727 aircraft to tourist destinations around the world operating under FAR Part 121.

After Deboer sold the company its headquarters was moved to Atlanta, GA and was later owned by Apple Vacations and then by the Spanish consortium OASIS.

[2] Because of poor load factors these scheduled routes were abandoned in 1994 and shortly thereafter Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection was sought.

[3] According to its August 12, 1994 timetable and route map, Private Jet Expeditions was operating scheduled passenger flights as National Airlines with service to the following destinations:[4]