[1] Vistajet, based in Windsor, Ontario, entered the eastern Canada market in April 1997 as a low-cost carrier, but ceased operations in September 1997 due to lower than expected passenger traffic.

[1] The company planned to become a national carrier offering value-conscious leisure and business travelers the convenience of flying at a rate comparable to driving or taking the train.

The airline operated services to Calgary, Winnipeg, Thunder Bay, Halifax, Ottawa, Toronto and Windsor.

[2] Vistajet's aircraft were primarily painted in white, except for the tail, logo, and horizontal stripe on the fuselage.

The fuselage had the Vistajet logo printed in between the boarding door and the overwing exit, above the windows.