NetJets Expands Columbus Headquarters by 365,000 Sq Ft

The multi-year project adds two buildings and a parking garage, with the Central Ohio workforce projected to grow to about 3,200 people by early 2029.

Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Jobs — General

NetJets Expands Columbus Headquarters by 365,000 Sq Ft

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NetJets is adding more than 365,000 square feet to its global headquarters on Bridgeway Avenue in Columbus, Ohio. The project includes two new buildings with office space and a training center, along with a new parking garage and upgrades to dining and event venues.

Why it matters

The expansion is expected to add roughly 800 jobs for local residents as the company's Central Ohio workforce grows. It follows the recent renovation of the NetJets Flight Center, which opened in June with updated technology and new collaboration spaces.

NetJets plans to add more than 365,000 square feet to its Columbus headquarters, with its Central Ohio workforce projected to reach about 3,200 people by early 2029. The company has not provided the total project cost or a schedule showing when the roughly 800 new jobs will be filled.

The players

NetJets

NetJets is a private aviation company best known for its fractional jet ownership program, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.

The details

The multi-year expansion of the Bridgeway Avenue headquarters includes two new buildings with office space and a training center for employees. NetJets announced the project as a step to serve its owners and prepare for growth, following the June opening of its renovated Flight Center.

Timeline

  1. June: NetJets Flight Center opened with updated technology and new collaboration spaces.

  2. Early 2029: The headquarters expansion is expected to be completed and the Central Ohio workforce is projected to reach about 3,200 people.

Jobs Outlook

The expansion extends NetJets' investment in its Columbus campus, following the renovation of its Flight Center that opened in June. The company's projected growth to about 3,200 Central Ohio workers by early 2029 would add roughly 800 positions to its local payroll.

Columbus-area job seekers may find new openings as NetJets grows its Central Ohio workforce by roughly 800 positions. The company's new training center is expected to support employee development as the headquarters expands through early 2029.

The takeaway

Job seekers in the Columbus area should watch for hiring activity tied to NetJets' headquarters expansion over the next few years. The company's training center suggests that employee development will be part of the growth plan.

Further reading

For more on local hiring trends, see Jobs — General coverage for Columbus.

Source note: This article includes information reported by WSYX.

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