General scheme is that coming from military you will get a form of pension, where at NJE there is virtually zero, especially if you happen to be fired ( same for loss of licence and other goodies, everything stops (if has not changed since 2013) )when you part with the company. Your health coverage is the same, once out, all gone , whatever your health condition, this is of course without counting for uncovered diseases that leaves you with zero virtually overnight.
Netjets was a great place when we get in early 2000; and for the one's that managed to stay it is great as well. Nowadays for new joiners, it is still a tad better than the **** flying around; but at the first downturn, you will be left with zero.
But operation is still easy,
AFAIK, scheduling is at its best, tightly followed by travel I suppose.
Netjets is a league on its own, do not try to compare, it is impossible; get in there, go with the flow, follow the rules and this is it..