Purple power: JetPurple Airwayz sets up operations at Scottsdale Airport

PHOENIX – Arizona travelers will have a bright new option for charter flying, as JetPurple Airwayz was slated to start operating from Scottsdale Airport next year, according to the Phoenix Business Journal.

The luxury airliner has a unique interior: the floors, seats and walls are decked out in purple.

“To my knowledge, no other carrier claims purple as its color,” JetPurple Airwayz President and CEO Adam Blumenkranz, said in a released statement.

The airline will fly from Scottsdale to San Diego, Las Vegas and Puerto Penasco, Mexico, four times a week, with flights costing from $300 to $500.

Flights from Scottsdale will include free snacks and soft drinks, and bags fly free as well.

The airline’s slogan is “private jet travel for the public,” Blumenkranz said.

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