VistaJet, which is a subscription-based charter jet company, collaborated with London-based children's events company Sharky and George to manage the scheme.
The experience starts with fancy dress.
"Once on-board, boys and girls can get into costume and will be guided through the Alice in Wonderland story by one of our trained entertainers," the company says.
"For the duration of their flight, children will have the chance to play games and try themed crafts and activities tailored to their age and interests. From hosting their own Mad Hatter's Tea Party, through to flamingo croquet with hedgehogs as balls, and the Contrariwise game, where everything is done back-to-front and the wrong way around."
Kids can also get involved in teacup decorating, "giant pocket watch creations," card soldier making, and build-your-own Kaleidoscope workshops.
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The experience starts at $4,000 (£3,000) - which is on top of the $12,000 (£9,000) an hour it costs to rent the jet, Bloomberg reports.
The rates shouldn't be too much for VistaJet's clientele, though. Private jet "members" reportedly have an average net worth from $670 million to $1.1 billion.
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Matteo Atti, executive vice president for marketing and innovation at VistaJet, told Bloomberg that there was a gap in the market for children's in-flight entertainment.
"Given that one in every four VistaJet flights has a child on board, we saw the opportunity to build something incredibly special for our younger passengers," Atti said. "If you can trust us with your family, you can trust us with anything."
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