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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2026 · 38 MIN

How Did You Build a Private Jet Company? | Jeremy Kearns, Founder of Javiation

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Babalata Podcast – Episode 2In this episode of the Babalata Podcast, we host Jeremy Kearns, founder of Javiation, a private jet company serving business leaders, executives, and high-profile clients.Jeremy didn’t wake up one day and decide to start a jet company. His journey is built on learning the industry from the inside, understanding real needs, and making long-term decisions that most people don’t see from the outside. ✈️Hosted by Eli Bavli (15), this episode keeps the conversation honest, direct, and grounded- focused on how decisions are made, not just outcomes.In this conversation, we talk about:How a private aviation company is actually builtMoney habits and mindset behind running a high-responsibility business 💰Learning before jumping, and why asking questions mattersWhat young people misunderstand about success and moneyThis episode is for teens, young adults, and parents who want real stories, real thinking, and real perspective on money, responsibility, and growth.🎧 Listen. Subscribe. Follow.

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Babalata Podcast – Episode 2 In this episode of the Babalata Podcast, we host Jeremy Kearns, founder of Javiation, a private jet company serving business leaders, executives, and high-profile clients. Jeremy didn’t wake up one day and decide to start a jet company. His journey is built on learning the industry from the inside, understanding real needs, and making long-term decisions that most people don’t see from the outside. ✈️ Hosted by Eli Bavli (15), this episode keeps the conversation h...

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