Convenience: Fly on your schedule. Access airports closer to your final destination. Luxury: Fly in the privacy and comfort of your own well appointed aircraft.

Speed: Avoid long lines, connections, traffic and delays at the major airports and fly point to point, higher and faster than the airlines!

Yes! Remember the old cliche saying "size doesn't matter"! Private aircraft operators must undergo intensive training, checking and auditing to maintain their certification. Charter operators and brokers also may achieve industry-recognized status and set minimum qualifications for their operators as a way to ensure a high level of safety. But don't just take our word for it: make sure to check out our reviews from travelers like you to help you find peace of mind when you fly!

There are many different types and sizes of private aircraft to choose from. There are 7 primary categories of private charter aircraft: Turboprop, light jet, midsize jet, super midsize jet, heavy jet, ultra-long range jet and private airliner. The best airplane for you is the one that best suits your intended operation. Take into account: number of passengers, cabin amenities, aircraft range, airport runway length, etc. We can help find the right airplane for you, contact us!

When you fly private, you may access thousands of airport options not accessible by the airlines. In general, as long as the airport can safely and legally accommodate your private aircraft, you can use it!

When you fly private, you don’t go to a large airline terminal. Instead, you use a “FBO” (Fixed Base Operator). Think of these as a private aviation “terminal” and lounge. Your operator or broker will set this up for you or if you know one that you'd like to use, make sure to request it!

In most cases, no. When you fly private, your information is pre-screened through a TSA database behind the scenes and your ID is verified by your flight crew before you board. However, some large airports and most international airports require traditional “airline style” security screening.

That's the wonderful thing about flying private: you fly on your schedule! Get there when you can, no need to show up hours ahead of time. Pro tip: Typically, 10-30 minutes prior to scheduled departure is appropriate.

Most aircraft are stocked with a basic selection of snacks and beverages. Pro tip: If you wish to eat or drink something specific, you can request anything from light snacks to fully prepared meals for an additional fee. Work with your operator or broker to arrange this service.

Many private jets now come equipped with Wi-Fi, however it is best to check with your operator or broker to verify that wi-fi is available before you book.

On small to midsize private aircraft, no. However, on most larger private jet options, a flight attendant is sometimes required or recommended. Pro tip: Whether or not a flight attendant is present on your flight, take the time to listen to your crew member's safety briefing: simple instructions can come in handy if an unlikely event occurs.

They're a few ways to go about ground transportation: First, You may drive your vehicle to the airport and park at the FBO. However, most FBOs even allow you to drive onto the ramp, right beside your aircraft! A crew member or FBO employee will then handle your vehicle and make sure it is parked safely and have it ready for you upon your return. At your destination, you may rent a car, use a rideshare service or book a car service. Your operator or broker can help you arrange this at your request. Pro tip: Some jet charter brokers claim to include ground transportation with your booking. However, it is usually billed as a separate additional fee/service. Always clarify at the time of booking.