November 19, 2020
Private Aviation
By Annie Chambers
Have you ever consider private aviation?
Recently I helped a client desperate to see her family over the holidays. She had a new baby that her parents had been able to meet yet due to COVID restrictions. They had never flown private before and had many questions.
- What kind of contract do we sign?
- Where do we park at the airport?
- Can we bring our dog and do we need papers for him?
- What are the safety standards?
Here are a few reasons to consider flying private:
- Customized solutions for every trip- bring your small family, pet, or bring your whole sports team!
- Avoid public terminals, complex check-ins and baggage fees
- Reduce the stress of travel
- Less time traveling, more time on property
- Leisure experience begins the moment you step aboard the aircraft
- Thousands of jet options to chose from
- You chose when you want to depart and arrive
- Only seat mates you know
This tailored approach to aviation isn’t a financial extravagance. By utilizing bulk purchasing power, we can provide an affordable model regardless, of a project’s scope. There’s no minimum commitment and no costly overheads. You won’t be tied down to long-term contracts.
Aviation doesn’t need to be a travel headache. Our industry-leading travel solutions respond to the most demanding of situations, taking the stress away from planning while offering convenience and value. Commercial aviation necessitates squeezing your travel needs into a finite base of options. Our model flips the starting point and removes the restrictions. Since we take a consultative approach, we can customize every aspect of every flight to your exact needs.
Our aviation partners go beyond FAA and legal requirements when sourcing aircraft for clients. A vetting process imposes rigorous criteria on every aircraft and pilot, with a team of veterans backing up information from the FAA, NTSB, FlightSafety, ICAO and EASA. They pre-vets all aircraft and crew providing peace of mind and contributing to a zero incident history.
We’re happy to run a quote for you. Just let me know!
