Families and leisure
Seasonal homes, school runs across state lines and vacations that start at the airport rather than surviving it. Car seats, strollers and the amount of luggage a family actually travels with.
When families charter
- Moving between a primary and a seasonal home on a school calendar
- Traveling with young children, car seats and strollers
- A pet that should travel in the cabin rather than in a hold
- Vacations where the journey is meant to be part of it, not endured
What we handle
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Luggage that reflects reality
Families do not travel light. Bag counts, strollers and sports gear go into the aircraft recommendation rather than turning up as a problem at the ramp.
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Pets in the cabin
Pets travel with you, not in a hold. We confirm the operator's pet policy in writing before you book and flag any paperwork the destination requires.
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Unhurried boarding
Car seats can be fitted properly rather than wrestled into an aisle while a queue builds behind you.
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Catering that suits children
Simple, familiar food arranged in advance instead of whatever happens to be on board.
Good to know
- Pet policies differ by operator We get the policy in writing rather than assuming, because it varies more than people expect.
- Everyone needs a passport internationally Children included, even on a short hop to the Caribbean or Mexico.
- Book the seasonal peaks early Holiday weekends and school breaks compress availability across the entire market, not just with us.
Tell us the ages, the bag count and whether a pet is coming. Those three things shape the aircraft more than the number of seats does.