Moving up from charter
You might be better off buying your own aircraft–especially now
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A long-time passenger explains how he decides which operators deserve his business
... Read NowMaking the most of empty legs
“Empty legs,” the so-called repositioning flights that have no passengers, represent a growing marketplace of bargain charter opportunities, and it’s
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How to home in on the provider that's right for you
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As the recession drags on, charter operators are facing continued declines in business. The good news for passengers is that a growing number of these
... Read NowFinding a broker you can trust
One of the easiest ways to book a charter flight is through a broker. Charter brokers often have access to hundreds of aircraft and can offer services
... Read NowTeaming up to save money
With the economy worsening and the media focusing on the cost of private jet operation, many executives are looking for ways to reduce their travel ex
... Read NowWhen operators go under
Block charter and jet card programs can be great options. Not only do they simplify the booking process, they also provide benefits, such as discounte
... Read NowThink small, save big
[Editor's note: On September 19, 2008, DayJet Services, LLC, discontinued its jet services and canceled all future flights, the result, the company sa
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Taking care of an airplane is a big job, which is why many owners turn it over to management companies. As part of the arrangement, these companies of
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