Private Jet Charter

Obviously, when choosing the size plane for your charter, the primary factor will be the head count of your group. Balancing the budget may influence the decision, but there are several other considerations to bring to bear when settling on the right package for your chartered private jet.

• Distance of the trip: While light, small planes may have the cabin space to seat all your projected passengers, on extended trips, more legroom, cargo space and services can become critical. Also, smaller models have a more limited range before refueling, so account for this when making your plans. Avoiding the delay and expense of fuel pickup could make an upgrade worthwhile, even if your complement will be fairly small.

• Projecting an Image: If you plan on entertaining clients, the psychological edge inherent in a “top-flight” model puts comfort and satisfaction on center stage. A substandard experience could start things off on the wrong foot, endangering delicate negotiations and even costing you the account.

• Room to Grow: Oftentimes, the size of your group will grow between the initial planning of your trip and the departure of your group. Did you account for family members, support staff, and other associates that may be included in the later stages of constructing an agenda? Choosing a premium plane to charter right from the start will minimize the impact of last minute additions to the list.

Ultimately, the choice of airplane will determine the outcome of the entire journey, so error on the side of caution and be sure to select a model that will satisfy the needs of all the passengers depending on you to set the agenda for a painless, memorable journey.