The ETF That Takes Flight

The JETS fund offers investors access to the global aviation industry, focusing on airline and airport operators, as well as aircraft manufacturers. It primarily consists of large US passenger airlines, with Southwest, United Continental, and Delta each making up about 12% of the fund. Other notable holdings include Qantas, Boeing, and General Dynamics. Despite its relatively high cost, JETS is unique in its direct approach to the aviation sector. Since its launch in 2015, the fund has returned around 20%, slightly trailing the broader market. It has received a green light from Bloomberg Intelligence, indicating no alerts.

What is the primary focus of the Jets fund?

• Real estate investments

• Global aviation industry

• Renewable energy

• Technology startups

Which type of companies make up the majority of the Jets fund's investments?

• Middle Eastern oil companies

• Large US passenger airlines

• Small European airlines

• Asian tech companies

Which of the following is NOT a holding of the Jets fund?

• Qantas

• Boeing

• Southwest Airlines

• Tesla

How much in assets does the Jets fund manage?

• $90 million

• $50 million

• $150 million

• $200 million

How has the Jets fund performed since its launch in 2015?

• It has not generated any returns

• It has returned around 20%, trailing the broader market

• It has consistently lost value

• It has outperformed the broader market