How Much Luggage Can I Bring? We hear this exact question quite often from our clients. Many times our clients have very specific luggage requirements for their trips. They may need space for golf clubs, skis, firearms for a hunting…
Tag: Baggage
Understanding Jet Classes and What Each Offers
If you are looking for the right jet aircraft for your next trip, whether for business or pleasure, it is important to understand what class of jet will best suit your needs. Jet industry professionals group jet aircraft into 6…
Meet the Citation Sovereign
In 2002, the Cessna Citation Sovereign took its first flight. Created to bridge the gap between the Citation Excel/XLS and the Citation X, the Sovereign falls in the Super Midsize Jet class and offers many impressive features. The Citation Sovereign…
A Super-Mid Favorite: Challenger 300
The Challenger 300, made by Canadian manufacturer Bombardier, delivers a large cabin aircraft with lower direct operating costs than anything else in the super-midsize jet category. According to Bombardier, "the aircraft was crafted for true U.S. coast-to-coast range and features…
Citation V: Performance, Baggage, Seating
A favorite in the light jet and Cessna family, the Citation V is modeled after the Citation SII with improved features such as a longer fuselage, more powerful engines and increased cabin and baggage space. When it comes to light…
Jet Setting: 10 Tips for Success
1. Arrive early. With no security lines and no crowds, there is no excuse for being late. Time is money and the host can incur additional costs for delays. 2. Have your ID ready. Be sure to bring the proper…
Travel Tips for Private Fliers
Chartering a private jet allows you the opportunity to experience the convenience, timesaving, flexibility, comfort and luxury notavailable on a commercial flight, even in first class. In this blog, we will outline the most important things to consider when flying…
Overcoming Business Travel Obstacles
We are all familiar with the common headaches that are associated with traveling, but when the trip is for business, many of these travel mishaps are even more intensified. A recent study conducted by The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA)…
Business Jet Setting: 10 Tips for Success
1. Arrive early. With no security lines and no crowds, there is no excuse for being late and causing others delays. Time is money. 2. Have your ID ready. Be sure to bring the proper ID and travel documents with…