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BRIEF-Jet.AI And flyExclusive Reaffirm Commitment To Merger

Oct 14, 2025 6:41 AM

Oct 14 (Reuters) - Flyexclusive Inc ( FLYX ):

* JET.AI INC ( JTAI ) - JET.AI AND FLYEXCLUSIVE REAFFIRM COMMITMENT

MERGER

* JET.AI INC ( JTAI ) - MERGER CLOSING DATE EXTENDED TO DECEMBER 31,

2025

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