The people we fly, and what changes for each
A charter is not one product. What matters to a board on a day trip is not what matters to a family moving between homes, or a team traveling with a ton of equipment. These are the groups we fly most, and what we plan differently for each.
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Executives and corporate travel
Multi-city days a scheduled airline cannot hold together, and a schedule built around the meetings rather than the timetable.
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Families and leisure
Seasonal homes, school runs across state lines, and the amount of luggage a family actually travels with.
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Groups and events
Wedding parties, incentive trips and offsites, sized to the manifest and landed inside one window.
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Sports teams
Fixed game schedules, heavy equipment and short turnarounds after a late finish.
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Entertainment and touring
Routing that changes with the schedule, discreet handling and crews used to late departures.
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Government and official travel
Delegations and inspection trips where the schedule, the documentation and the discretion all have to hold up.
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Oil, gas and energy
Crew rotations and site visits into airports that scheduled service barely touches.
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We also regularly fly
- Medical and urgent travel Time-critical trips where the aircraft has to be available now, at the closest suitable airport, with the right cabin access for what is being carried.
- Pet owners Pets travel in the cabin, not a hold. We confirm the operator's pet policy in writing before you book, and flag any paperwork the destination requires.
Not sure which of these you are? It does not matter. Tell us the trip and your advisor will plan around what it actually needs.