There is no escaping winter in 2020. With snow already beginning to fall in parts of the United States, now is the perfect time to start planning this year’s getaway. Several factors go into chartering a private jet in the winter that you should be aware of.
Flexibility and Convenience
Traveling by private jet charter may require more planning, but overall gives you far more flexibility than traveling on a commercial airline. If you wish to avoid the busy airports outside of ski towns, private is the best way to do so. It allows you to land closer and ski longer as many ski towns have smaller airports that commercial airlines cannot use.
There is no need to worry about driving a far distance to the airport just to get notified that your flight is delayed due to bad weather. In fact, in some instances flying private gives you the option to travel around the bad weather. This doesn’t guarantee you won’t run into any weather issues; however, operators can catch them much quicker and work with their passengers to figure out the best possible solution to the delay. For example, if there is bad weather coming, you may be given the option to depart early. This depends on the position and the schedule of the aircraft.